 One obvious response to religious diversity of any form is to maintain that since there exists no divine reality—since the referent in all religious truth claims related to the divine is nonexistent—all such claims should be considered false. Another possible response, sometimes put forth by religious relativists, is that there is no singular truth when considering mutually incompatible religious claims about reality; more than one of the conflicting sets of specific truth-claims can be correct concurrently (Runzo 1988, 351–357). However, most current discussions of religious diversity presuppose a realist theory of truth—that there is a truth to the matter.