CDZ 'Conservatives' and absolute truth

there4eyeM

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I just read, in an article about Jeb Bush, that he said 'Conservatives' need to talk about their belief in absolute truth. Is that shared by 'Conservatives'?
 
Why don't you post the article?

It was part of a CNN report and I can't find the exact one. He is quoted many places saying what he likes about the religion he converted to, Roman Catholicism, is that it maintains absolute truths.

Isn't 'truth' a human-created word and, thus, a priori, relative?
 
Why don't you post the article?

It was part of a CNN report and I can't find the exact one. He is quoted many places saying what he likes about the religion he converted to, Roman Catholicism, is that it maintains absolute truths.

Isn't 'truth' a human-created word and, thus, a priori, relative?

Maybe he likes the fact that it isn't wishy-washy in an attempt to be politically correct. Many Protestant churches, on the other hand, are merely liberal political front organizations. If not, would they apply their "pro-choice" beliefs to Mary when she was carrying Jesus?
 
How can we justify the idea of absolute when it depends on definitions and discussions made of subjective, relative words?
 

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