yes, hindus certainly believe that highest understanding has been achieved. But it can only be achieved by meditation.
YES!
According to Hindu belief system it is a sin not to speak truth. Truth is also known as (satyam)
Father Of Modern Philosophy.
Absolute truth refers to a universal, unchanging reality that is independent of individual beliefs or perspectives. It is often considered to be objective and timeless, applying to all people regardless of context or interpretation. People may seek to discover absolute truths in various aspects of life, such as ethics, mathematics, or natural sciences.
Everyone on Earth has a different point of view on religion than anyone else, so it is impossible to say if polytheism is good or not. Christians, Jews and Muslims generally believe there should only be one god, so they are monotheistic. Hindus and others believe in many gods, and that is whats right for them. So if you are Christian, then the answer would be no. If you are Hindu, then it would be yes. Many people will say that what THEY believe is the absolute truth (like whoever answered this question before) but nothing religion related could possibly be absolute truth unless we had scientific proof. This is important.
Yes, some people believe that truth and justice are not absolute concepts but are dependent on perspectives and contexts. They argue that what is considered true or just can vary between cultures, societies, and individuals. This perspective is often associated with postmodern and relativist philosophies.
Tha Absolute Truth was created on 2006-12-12.
You have to be a devotee to Hinduism to be a Hindu and believe in the gods that they believe in.
The real truth is this, ABSOLUTE TRUTH. Relative truth (or the truth that the non-believers have) is not truth, they don't have truth until they accept Jesus Christ! The giver of Absolute truth, because Jesus is that true truth!
Here's some food for thought.When you say, "Truth is not absolute; it is relative," is that an absolute statement?Please think about that. If you do, you will have the answer to your question.
Jews of any group are not a monolith and therefore have independent thoughts on concepts. If you're referring to truth in the sense of a religion being the only 'true religion', then no, that is not a Jewish concept. Judaism teaches that Judaism is correct for Jews, however, different peoples have different paths to God.Jewish answer:Yes, we believe that God is true and is the source of absolute truth.
Definitely! A Hindu will believe so.
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