Sometimes in the midst of all our doubts reality confronts us and commands our respect, and if there is reality, there is truth. Truth exists, and we will not arrive at it by doubting everything. The one who doubts everything certainly does not have as much to offer as the one seeking for truth. Relativism, agnosticism, and skepticism reduce truth to uncertainty while assuming exceptions for themselves. These ideas cannot claim any degree of assurance of being correct, while their own tenets would enjoin that we be uncertain about almost everything significant, which would include these propositions themselves.
Reality is there, truth exists, and a satisfying degree of certitude is possible.
While we must be cautious in not accepting as true that which will not bear careful scrutiny, truth should not fall a victim to prevalent concepts of uncertainty. Truth is so important that we should actively protect its right to exist. The forced marriage. The Dramatic Works of Moli re. R. Worthington, Publisher, New York.