Karl Jaspers' philosophy rejected which of these?
Absolute Truth
Free Will
Existence of God
Morality
Answer
**Absolute Truth**: Karl Jaspers rejected the notion of absolute truth, emphasizing instead the importance of individual experience and existential authenticity. He argued that ultimate reality is transcendent and cannot be fully grasped by human reason alone. For Jaspers, truth is subjective and context-dependent, emerging through ongoing exploration and self-reflection rather than through the attainment of objective, universal principles.
Exploring the Mind and Philosophy: The Karl Jaspers Challenge
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