Ever been told that there is no truth, that everything is my truth or your truth?

In fact, all statements of truth are merely a reflection of personal opinion.

But what if my truth says your truth is a lie?

Furthermore, if there is no truth,

then how did one discover that there is no truth?

One would have to have access to truth.

I'm Smith Gruber and this is unabored,

and welcome to a special episode this time from a guest lecture that I gave on moral relativism and its intellectual shortcomings at Woodcrest Christian High School in Riverside, California.

And this is an important lecture and an important conversation

because it seems that the only thing that our culture won't tolerate today

is you claiming to be right.

Indeed, at the street level level moral relativism is the

greatest challenge to a Christian worldview which claims to have knowledge of

objective reality whereas relativism says that there is no such thing as an objective reality.

All forms of truth, in fact reality itself is merely subjective and dependent on how the individual

interprets it.

But when relativism is subjected to scrutiny, it self implodes. It commits

intellectual suicide. And this lecture will equip you to understand how relativist think expose the intellectual shortcomings of relativism

and be prepared to respond and defend truth as advocates of truth and of life.

And this is important because relativism is functionally

the secular worldview and lens through which the pro-abortion movement sees the world.

So you need to understand how they think and be

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