Is 'truth' subjective?

Answer 1

NO.

And there are not any versions of it either.

Love and blessings Don

Answer 2

No, it is quite the opposite.

Think about it -- if truth was subjective, no statement would have any consistent meaning. Communication would be impossible.

If anyone tries to win an argument by saying that the truth is subjective, and therefore they are right even if you can prove they are wrong, that person is a hypocrite.

Answer 3

it is just like asking
is someone reading this,

which meaning of subjective do you mean to apply to the concept of trUTH,if you can think about something then that means that it is something , that must be part of everything, but if you have an idea, it is a n object made out of pieces that you have never seen, and you thought of from the resemblence with other objects.,
if that is truth, then people shouldnt write stuff that they think of

is that what you are talking about

Answer 4

Answered this already...


Truth is truth from a perspective and in relation to a particular set of power differentials and relations among forces. The primary power system that determines our available perspectives is the human body. Fundamental needs like food, water and shelter determine, ultimately,what we hold to be true. (e.g. it is true that that is an edible fruit)

All other truths gain their validity from their relationship, stronger or weaker, to these underlying forces. (e.g. technology enhances food production therefore technology is true, it works.)

Morality has survival benefits that can be gauged by their ability to preserve or enhance the body.

Answer 5

Whatever I say, you are free to believe it or not. Ergo, truth is subjective...or not.

Answer 6

Is that question subjective?