In his third year of college, Omar comes to the realization that there are multiple possible truths, rather than one absolute truth, which are each relative to its context. Omar is engaged in .

Omar is engaged in relativistic thinking.

Explanation:

According to relativism or relativistic thinking, there is not a single truth or interpretation of an event, of society, of life, etc. Different cultures, faiths, groups will present different beliefs, and these beliefs will be true to each of them. The notions of right and wrong, truth and falsity, are thus relative, mutable in accordance to the perspective adopted. Omar is now engaged in such a relativistic thinking, comprehending there are multiple possible truths.

the answer is either c or d i think its d