Re: Religion and ethnocentrism

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On 10 Apr 96 at 18:15, Brian Michael Howell wrote:

>"true for me" whateverthehellthatmeans) "truth". There is no problem
> disagreeing about who is correct, but if the notion of "correctness"
> is thrown out the window then you do not have "multiple truths" you
> have no truth at all.

Truth, whether singular or plural, ethnocentric, ethnoeccentric, or
even ethnomorphic, is still (as I think it always has been and always
will be) a semanic blank --and that's the only truth I have ever been
able to come up with. Anyone pursuing the truth can, only at best,
come closer to it --nothing more, male or female.
Hasta Saana,

John Pastore

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