So, Hinduism considers only Brahman or God as the absolute and eternal truth. The Hindu quest for truth is stated in the first line of verse 1.3.28 of the Hindu scripture Brihadaranyaka Upanishad.

There are two replies the relativist can make here. One is to say that the absolutist about truth is assuming what they are ...

In a society where there are no right or wrongs, black/white and no absolute truth, everything is relative. Everyone makes his or her own reality and truth which leads to no limits to what may happen.

Objective truth is an illusion. Everyone is promoting class interests of one kind or another. The real lie, in this view, is the claim of objectivity.

For people like me who are slow when it comes to the Truth and similar categories, Johnston adds that he is "one with the Absolute and not one." And so, it's safe to infer, are we all.

Bloom predicted that there would come a day when many Americans saw the truth as relative. That day is here. We have always had people who use ideas to swindle and deceive.