They are unified only in their relativism and in their allegiance to equality. And the two are related in a moral intention. The relativity of truth is not a theoritical insight but a moral postualte, the condition of a free society, or so they see it. That's our society, and very largely that is us. And the problem with this relativism is that it is self-contradictory and unbiblical.
Relativism contradicts itself.
The hidden agenda of relativism is that it wants to relativize everybody else's claim to truth, but not it's own. Let me give you an illustration of this in acutal practice. Two weeks ago in Atlanta about 500 clergy gathered to discuss the new rescue tactics in the pro-life movement where people try to shut down abortion clinics by blocking the doors and risking arrest. The pro-abortion forces in Atlanta called for a counter protest and distributed a leaflet that I have a copy of. In other words, if the pro-life people want to view the foetus as a person with legal rights to life they can have that view, but don't put that monkey on the back of the women of this country.