Editing Relativism (section)

===Legal relativism===
In English [[common law]], two (perhaps three) separate standards of proof are recognized:
* proof based on the [[Burden of proof (law)#Preponderance of the evidence|balance of probabilities]]  is the lesser standard used in [[Civil law (common law)|civil litigation]], which cases mostly concern money or some other penalty, that, if further and better evidence should emerge, is reasonably reversible.
* proof  [[reasonable doubt|beyond reasonable doubt]] is used in [[criminal law]] cases where an accused's right to [[personal freedom]] or [[survival]] is in question,  because such  [[punishment]] is not reasonably reversible.
* Absolute truth is so complex as to be only capable of being fully understood by the [[Omniscience|omniscient]] established during the [[Tudor period]] as the one true [[God in Christianity|God]]  <ref>[https://www.lawyersnjurists.com/article/reasonable-doubt-v-balance-of-probability/Lawyers & Jurists website:  Reasonable doubt v balance of probability]</ref>