John was a _, who does not believe that any truth is absolute.
Correct answer: C. Heterodox
- A. Orthodox
- B. Conformist
- C. Heterodox
- D. Nihilist
Explanation
A heterodox person is someone who holds unconventional or unorthodox views, often rejecting established beliefs or absolute truths. This fits the description of John, who doesn't believe in absolute truths.
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