objective reality
Reality is an objective matter and should be treated as such. There is no such thing as "subjective reality", therefore, an objective reality is the only thing that is arguably correct. There are many different worldviews around the world, through the course of this essay a few of those worldviews and their systems of thought will be presented. Throughout this essay I will try to remain completely objective myself, but by the very nature of my argument, it cannot be done completely. For my first example, I draw upon the Eastern Monist perspective of the world and its reality. Eastern Monism is a worldview, which abandons all logic. Monists believe that all is one, or that there are not separate people or beings but rather one collective mind. Monists believe that reality is what they make of it, since they are in fact the reality itself. They believe that everything is one, there is no good or evil and in the end, your "spirit" becomes lost in the great one-ness.1 There is, however a problem with the logistics of this religious worldview. People all over the world, including other Monists have different opinions and beliefs. How then, is it possible for all to be one if that supposed "one" contradicts itself through an
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Approximate Word count = 1191
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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