Absolute Relativism contains everything you ever needed to know about relativism and how to combat it—all in less than sixty pages. The question and answer format makes it extremely readable, and the author's conversational style makes it accessible to anyone with an interest in the subject no matter their background or knowledge level. Highly recommended for anyone with an interest in the topic. ( )

This pamphlet highlights the dangerous philosophy of relativism and how it managed to worm its way into the culture. Much of the hostility toward Christianity in the media and elsewhere stems from this kind of thinking. It's written in layman terms so it's easy to understand. ( )

Absolute Relativism: the New Dictatorship and What to do about It. Chris Stefanick. 2011. This small tract, published by Catholic Answers, is in a question and answer format. It provides a detailed description of modern-day relativism and suggests ways to combat it. He illustrates the thought of Benedict XVI who has stated that, “in the name of tolerance, tolerance is being abolished. For those concerned with political correctness and the modernist refusal to acknowledge universal truths this is a sobering description of modern day thought ( )