Universal Truths

Definition

Universal truths are fundamental principles or ideas that apply across different cultures, societies, or time periods. They represent timeless concepts that are considered to be universally valid.

Related terms

Ethics: Moral principles that govern behavior and decision-making based on what is considered right or wrong.

Cultural Relativism: The belief that cultural norms and values should be understood within their own context rather than judged against universal standards.

Human Rights: Basic rights inherent to all individuals regardless of their nationality, ethnicity, gender, religion, etc., such as freedom of speech or equality before the law.