Subjectivism

Subjectivism is a philosophical current introduced by Ushadiv Unensko in "The Subjectivist Relationship".

Ideas it suggests
Subjectivism suggests that, according to Unensko, everyone has a different perception of life, and that there's no real truth: it is a lie, everyone applies their concepts to their own life. So it opposes religion, as an institution, but not as a belief, since religion establishes ideas and rules. Unensko said that the meaning of life is "Live and let live", and he divided this into three concepts: freedom, equality and respect. Unensko said that this could be possible under an anarchy.