Idealism believes that morality is objective. 

Materialism believes that morality is merely a personal preference. 

Materialism believes that morality is internally relative.

Idealism believes that morality is merely a personal preference. 

Something is true because I choose to believe. 

For a materialist perfection is completely subjective. 

For a monist, perfection is everything and everything is perfect.

Subjectivity is something that is more a reflection of preference than objective fact. 

If truth is exclusive then it assumes that one person is better or more intelligent than another. 

Theism believes that morality is internally relative. 

Pluralism is the belief that all roads lead to heaven.

Idealism believes that perfection is the process of realizing that we are already perfect. 

For an idealist there can only be one "form" of perfection. 

Monism believes that morality is objective.

Monism believes that morality is merely a personal preference. 

Materialism believes that morality is objective.

Materialism believes that morality is internally relative.

Theism influences both Judaism and Islam. 

The worldview that believes we are our own Gods because a supernatural world does not exist is called Monism. 

Legitimate Faith is both reasoned and reasonable.

Aristotle is credited for being the father of Independent Theism. 

Grace is one of the main differences between Idealism and Christ-centered Theism. 

Socrates is the author of the allegory of the cave.

Reality is the study of what is real. 

The worldview that believes morality is based on the perfect spiritual ideal is called idealism. 

Idealists trust that we are a complex form of matter and electricity. 

How does an idealist perceive reality?

Materialism believes that morality is objective.