Metaphysical Relativism

Metaphysical relativism is the idea that different perspectives or cultures can offer valid but differing views about reality. Instead of believing there is one absolute truth, this philosophy suggests that what we consider true may depend on our individual or cultural context. For example, moral beliefs, knowledge about the world, and interpretations of experience can vary significantly between societies. Thus, what one group sees as a fundamental truth may not hold the same weight for another, prompting us to recognize the influence of context on our understanding of existence and reality without asserting any view as universally correct.