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Title: Truly Gutless
Review: The book involves the usual hand-wringing about a loss of things like moral truth in an age of skepticism and relativism. But then Armesto, having described the situation disapprovingly, knows better than to step forward and state that there is indeed such a thing as absolute truth, to tell his readers what it is and then to demonstrate it in such a way as to convince us all what it is. This is a telling failure for someone writing a book titled A Guide for the Perplexed. It ought to convince any perplexed reader that fervent belief in the truth is no evidence of the truth and that all the different truths Armesto describes is stunning evidence that moral relativism is the only real truth any honest person can accept. Besides, when Armesto laments the decline of moral truth, who does he think is responsible for more bloodshed, moral relativists or moral absolutists?
