All Truth is Subjective

Thank you for accepting and I hope for a healthy debate. I also confirm that BoP is shared. To begin: 1. As I stated earlier and will restate now: the truth : the real facts about something : the things that are true : the quality or state of being true : a statement or idea that is true or accepted as true (http://www.merriam-webster.com......) sub"jec"tive səbG2;jektiv/Submit adjective 1. based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions. "his views are highly subjective" synonyms:personal, individual, emotional, instinctive, intuitive "a subjective analysis" antonyms:objective dependent on the mind or on an individual's perception for its existence. 2. GRAMMAR of, relating to, or denoting a case of nouns and pronouns used for the subject of a sentence. (https://www.google.com......) 2. With these definitions in mind, I ask what is truth? Truth is something that we accept as a "fact". These facts make up modern day belief such as Einstein's theory of relativity and how if you jump you don't leave the planet because of the magnetic force of the Earth. These facts are common knowledge of today. We know these things. But is it the truth? Much of what we believe through time has changed. Going back 500 years it was common knowledge that the world is flat. Around the same time the Earth was the center of the universe. Now we "know" that the Earth is spherical and that we are not even the center of our solar system. What we know is and always will be changing. The idea of truth is impossible except that it is accepted by you. 3. I believe in the Mormon beliefs. It is my truth. Belief is so powerful that it can even kill. In this forum(http://www.debate.org...) I gave this story which I will revise to the actual version found in the book "The Primitive Mind and Modern Man" found on page 172. Here is the link:(http://books.google.com...) This story was also aired on the television show Dark Matters: Twisted but True. Here is the link to the wiki page.Check season 2 episode 3. (http://en.wikipedia.org...) In this story it talks about a man who was hexed by a voodoo priest in a ceremony. The man went to a hospital and told the doctors that he had been hexed and as he was in the hospital he became near death. The doctors saw nothing wrong with but he was obviously dying. One doctor then came with a plan. He told the man that during the ceremony the priest had caused lizard eggs to grow in his stomach and now the lizard was eating him. He then got a bucket and gave the man a strong emetic which caused him to vomit. The doctor slipped a lizard into the bucket and then showed it to the man. He told the man he had been cured of his curse. After this he quickly recovered. The power of the mind is powerful in its ability to believe in something so strongly that it becomes truth. Therefore I refer back to the definition of subjective. This man's total perception was that voodoo was true. If you asked anyone on the street the majority would say that voodoo is fake. The truth of one man to another is entirely subjective to belief. If I believe in something strong enough then it is my own truth just as this man's truth was that he was cursed. Therefore truth can only be subjective. Over to you Con.