Yes, I agree, true neutrality is only real for soap and chemical reactions. There's no such thing anywhere else. I meant the "more based on truth" part. Truth, unfortunately, is ALSO a matter of faith, and as I exhaustively put before, there's no discussing faith. Tkae the classical example: even if a guy SEES his girlfriend kissing another man, he can be so blindly in love that he'll carve out whatever "truth" suits him better as to explain the situation. And to him, that WILL be the truth, no matter what. You can argue faith (and truth) only within the bounds of a specific argument, so for instance, if we are talking about the Bible, we can argue about the interpretation of a certain passage, but never if the Bible is bogus or not, since it will never get anywhere. The first discussion, however, if held with reasonable people, might actually get somewhere, since you could point out to me a possible interpretation I had never thought of before, and so on.