New Relativism
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"This idea--that "you have your truth, and I have mine"-- was so pervasive and indisidious that Pope Benedict XVI called it a "dictatorship" that threatens all our freedoms. Then, seemingly overnight, we were being told that it's not a problem anymore. Why? Because in today's "woke" world, most people are now moralists, not relativists. They impose a litany of new, seemingly absolute "commandment" to make sure we're never racist, sexist, judgmental, bigoed, "anti-science", or a host of other deplorable things. So relativism must be yesterday's news. Not so fast, says Karlo Broussard in The New...
"This idea--that "you have your truth, and I have mine"-- was so pervasive and indisidious that Pope Benedict XVI called it a "dictatorship" that threatens all our freedoms. Then, seemingly overnight, we were being told that it's not a problem anymore. Why? Because in today's "woke" world, most people are now moralists, not relativists. They impose a litany of new, seemingly absolute "commandment" to make sure we're never racist, sexist, judgmental, bigoed, "anti-science", or a host of other deplorable things. So relativism must be yesterday's news. Not so fast, says Karlo Broussard in The New Relativism. The dictatorship of relativism isn't dead; it's just hiding--behind the mask of woke moralism. Scratch these modern commandments we're supposed to live by, and lurking underneath, you'll find the same basic errors of relativism--mutated into new forms, perhaps, but no less dangerous to our world and our faith."--
