Is there such a thing as an Absolute Truth?

MayCaesar

1. I would say that there is an absolute truth in a conceptual system built upon a limited number of postulates, such as mathematics - but there might not be in a system built upon an infinite number of rules, such as physics, or the real world at large. No matter how long we study the world around us, we will never be able to confidently say that what we know about how it works is an absolute truth that is not prone to human error or to lack data. And we will never even know if such a truth exists; perhaps the real world is somehow inherently subjective and is different for different humans.

2. There is moral truth within a given moral system, but there is none in the absolute sense, simply because morals are inherently subjective. Even a statement such as "Murder is wrong", with which probably nearly everyone agrees, fundamentally is dependant on the moral system in the context of which it is made.

Dee

You say  1 :  In terms of correct or incorrect is there such a thing as absolute truth?

My reply .....It is a  fact that there are absolutely no square circles and there are absolutely no round squares logic depends on absolute truths 

You say  2: In terms of morally/ethically right or wrong is there such as a thing as absolute moral truth?

My reply .....An interesting question and to me a fascinating topic.For the sake of debate an absolute moral truth would be .....feeding babies battery acid is wrong.

There are other extreme examples such as this but I get your point , I think most peoples morality is descriptive moral relativism

Believers in a god appeal to an authoritative moral standard where whatever god says is moral even if we humans think it immoral.