A Refutation of Relativism

The blind men and the elephant is a poor illustration for describing the reality of God. Relativism and postmodern thinking are an invalid worldview.
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It also shows that the professor had put Himself in an omniscient position above all others.

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True! However, my professor was a lady--not a man :)

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Leslie Newbigen has an interesting take on the story of the elephant:
The story depends on the presence of an unblinded narrator. Without an unblinded narrator, the story wouldn't even exist. The moral relativist , out of pride, assumes the role of the unblinded narrator. He believes he has a complete and total take on reality, whereas everyone else's is partial.
In other words, the moral relativist is the biggest and baddest absolutist

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Good point, and so true. I've never read Lesslie Newbigin's work, but I've heard Tim Keller cite him on a number of occasions.

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@@Agooo13431 Thanks.

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so dumb

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