>>172 for me to not believe in absolute truth, it is irrelevant whether that is my belief is an absolute truth. You are pressing me to decide whether there is absolute truth even though I (in my only post here yet) already mentioned that I don't believe in that.

Maybe you are struggling with the concept 'to believe' or at least the way I used it here. I say believe, because with my limited understanding of the rules (assuming there are rules) of the realm in which I live I believe it is impossible to make strong statements. In the situation that I live in, I am thus not able to validate the existence of any absolute truth. Withouth at least the knowledge of an absolute truth, it is imho impossible to identify an absolute truth.

So your challenge should be - if you take this topic seriously, and if you wish henceforth to be taken serious here - to show how it is possible arrive at a certainty, when you're inside a world of uncertainty.