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Is truth culturally bound?

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Absolute no.It thrives in every culture & revolves round the greate ones of it.
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besides considering on our mind we would like to fregmant the mind setup & go towards the boundary of pease & the truth that crates the whole world be appear just like the sun rise after the night.

& there will be no need to know about the truth beacause if we know the creator of truth then what would required for truth.
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no absolutely not.........
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1.The truth is true and nothing else is true.

2. Truth is only relative from someones point of view
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Some truths are absolute.

Some truths are relative.
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No.  Truth depends upon whether a statement corresponds with reality.  Culture has nothing to do with it.  SIMPLE.  People would do well to stop buying into the destructive notion that truth is relative to anything other than correspondence with reality.  That's the only thing that determines whether something is true.  And the only things that can be true or false are propositions, or roughly put, statements.

The statement "truth depends on culture" is false because it does not correspond with reality.  The statement "philosophically, truth is a term that applies only to language and it depends solely upon whether a statement corresponds with reality" is true because it corresponds with reality.
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