relative truth

Relative truth refers to ideas or statements that are considered true within a specific context, perspective, or frame of reference. Unlike absolute truth, which is universally and unchangingly accurate, relative truth can vary based on individual experiences, cultural backgrounds, or particular situations. For example, what is true in one culture or personal belief system might not be the same elsewhere. It emphasizes that some truths are dependent on our viewpoint or circumstances, rather than being universally applicable across all contexts.