>But I'm afraid that also applies to the religious activist.


It does not. For, a religious activist is acknowledging that there is a REAL right in the world that can be worked towards.

However, a relativist CANNOT say that... therefore any "right" he suggests should be worked for is merely his personal opinion (since moral fact does not exist) and he is then merely dogmatically fighting for HIS moral opinion to usurp other people's moral opinions. But NOTE, if he's right that everything is relative, he is NO right to do this!!! You CANNOT refute this. You can be obstinant or irrational, but you CANNOT deny this reasoning, unless you don't understant reasoning.

peace.