by MARIA GIOVANNA GARUTI
There is no such thing as one truth, and when it is invoked as an element of cohesion it risks leading to rupture, separation and opposing fanaticism. There must therefore remain many truths in order to guarantee effective pluralism, always guided by tolerance and never abandoning the sensible debate on ends, or rather aims, which must be linked in the name of freedom.
There are issues on which the individual is sovereign and ...