Though my ontological, ethical and epistemological orientation is moderate, what does this indicate. It is hard to explain with clarity, or even a few concise words, but let me attempt it.
I believe that objective truth either does not exist, or its discovery and intelligible explanation in unavailable for humans for now, and perhaps forever.
Nearly certain objective truth is ascertainable, and that is enough for us to live by. That being so, let us, for convenience sake, refer to such detectable, describable, communicated objective truth as plain objective truth. That aposteriori take is sufficient for hanging our epistemological hat on.
Therefore, truth is not relative, subjective and emotional only--it is absolute, eternal, objective and rationally conceived of, tested, studied and logically laid out.
Therefore, truth is universal, not a white construct.
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