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Truth
* All truth is is an emotional measure of the veracity of information
  - understood in the context of love
* All truths are eternal and absolute
  - the product of a logical identification of the facts of experience
* Some truths are universal.
* always exists in a pure unmixed state
  - suffers when refracted through the prism of the human mind
* are always truths
  - and can be different from existence
  - ideas or values shared by others
  - mental constructs meaningful to individuals within a particular cultural paradigm
  - perceptions generated by men
* be know feminism political movement focusing on the advocation of women's equality.
* can also be in the doing, flowing out from a specific event in time and space
  - be paradoxical and multidimensional
  - have different aspects
  - never be the property of any one person or group
* characteristic that a person can feel good about.
* combination of experience and logic with no contradictions.
* comes by knowledge and understanding.
* comes from physical reality
* comes in all sorts of forms, under the influence of various impulses
  - through the senses and feeds our souls
  - when reality is recognized
* consequence of suffering.
* denotes the agreement of our ideaswith reality.
* distillation from the material context of reality.
* emerges from Reality in that it defines only a single aspect of Reality
  - in human experience and through rational discourse
* encompasses all authentic facts of any matter.
* evolves with the motion of the universe.
* evolves, technology evolves, biology evolves, social institutions and standards evolve.
* exist in nature and are discoverable by the reason of man.
* exists without time and space.
* function of language.
* has a manifold of meanings
  - direction, just as a vector has direction in geometry
  - nothing to do with the objective world, but rather is related to spirit
* involves both logic and probability.
* is Love and Light
  - absolute, morality is absolute, and beauty is absolute
  - actuality
  - adherence to fact whether absolute or relative
  - all knowledge
* is also a quality that defines judgments of value
  - virtue that is admired universally and inspires respect, trust, and reliability
* is an essential nature of deity, for the only reason to lie is out of fear, shame, or greed
  - eternal conversation about things that matter, conducted with passion and discipline
  - ever-changing idea written by the popular culture
* is an expression of feelings , rather than theories or beliefs
  - present, personal reality
  - extremely powerful weapon in the warfare against ignorance, poverty and sin
  - individual thing
  - invisible reality
  - universal thing
  - anchored in a person
  - as subjective as reality
  - associated with tougher qualities like justice and integrity
  - attained primarily in an interior judgment of the mind
  - based in facts or events
* is based on experience, and experience subjective thing
  - our understanding of facts
  - personal experience and perception
  - born of experience, and tested over time
  - both immanent and transcendent
  - complexs
  - concepts
  - correct knowledge as opposed to false knowledge
  - correspondence to reality
  - created among community and self
* is defined by each individual and the community of which they are a part
  - most people as being that which actually exists and has reality
  - parents and by teachers
  - derived by logical deduction from self-evident principles
  - determined by personal experience rather than the clear teaching of Scripture
* is determined by that which corresponds to the present state of affairs
  - is internally and logically consistent
  - different from knowledge, just as it is different from belief
  - energy, and it wants to be free
  - eternal and unchanging
  - exact correspondence with reality
  - existential openness that spans our birthday and day of death
  - expressed in most of the world's major religions, cultures and customs
  - fact or facts, matter or circumstance as it really is
  - fact, that which is real
  - fire, and to speak the truth means to illuminate and burn
  - found only in Jesus, a person
  - freedom and truth is also eternal
  - good information
  - how creation works
  - in conformity to fact or reality
  - independent of belief
  - infinitely more important than the false unity of the world
  - influenced by knowledge, cultural bias, gender bias, etc
  - just as essential to nourish the mind as is food to nourish the body
  - knowledge and falsity is ignorance
* is known by Being
  - when one turns within, in all circumstances
* is life and falsity is spiritual death
  - like all living things it grows and dies
  - life, and life is the light
  - light and brings forth life
  - lived when one learns to act effortlessly, from the heart of each experience
* is located in axioms
  - bibles
  - made up of ideas
  - modeled after a scientific hypothesis
  - more than real things, events, and facts
  - often the exact opposite of what the masses believe
* is one and principle ruling both nature and the human world
  - in all religions, and by means of it the unity of the world can be realized
  - of the pillars of faith
* is one, homogeneous, eternal substance
  - indivisible and universal
  - only truth if it is seen on the level of consciousness where it exists
  - opinion that conforms to reality
  - perceived by individual effort alone
  - physically true as well as psychologically or spiritually true
* is reality in relation to the vital interests of the soul
  - instead of opinion or appearance
  - relative to one's culture
* is relative to the level of experience
  - person's point of view
  - time and to the capacity of the hearer
  - relatives
  - reliable information
* is seen as consisting in facts, and knowledge is the accumulation of facts
  - less absolute in some domains and many disciplines
* is something that is free of lies or fabrication
  - survives the test of time
  - which is discovered in community
* is spiritual and is life in the spirit
  - spoken and lived by trustworthy men and women
  - statements
  - subjective and strongly influenced by time and context
* is synonymous with good
  - great art
* is that knowledge which becomes one with being
  - which corresponds to reality as it is perceived by the senses
* is that which is real or statements about what is really the case
  - true in the pure logic of the mind, regardless of appearances
  - leads to life
  - lies in a dimension beyond the reach of thought
  - satisfies human needs and interests in a social way
  - underlies all transience
* is the Spiritual glue that bonds it all together
  - ability to bring the universe down and apply it to human activities
  - affidavit of a witness or the judgment of a jury
  - affirmation of the myths that define our world
  - agreement between a statement and a state of affairs
  - answer to the highest form of freedom
  - basic law of life
  - basis of human freedom and the source of human effectiveness
* is the beginning and end, the substance, of material existence
  - of knowledge
  - center that goes unheeded in the mind of mankind
  - communicated representation of unified reality
* is the conformity of mind with reality
  - to fact or actuality
  - core of Christian faith
  - correspondence between thought and reality
  - crystallization, so to speak, that results from the combined elements
  - degree to which a statement corresponds with reality
* is the essence of justice
  - life, for truth endureth beyond the death of the body
  - expression of love and is therefore always the necessary healing and loving action
* is the foundation of all knowledge and the cement of all societies
  - speech and all words are founded on truth
  - on which precepts and examples are built upon
  - glue that holds government together
  - goal of religious faith and scientific investigation
  - greatest tool in the struggle against oppression
  - interpretation of the facts
  - law of freedom, falsehood the law of slavery and death
* is the light of the mind
  - which removes darkness of ignorance, prejudice and hatred
  - linguistic equivalent of Reality
* is the marking down in words the agreement or disagreement of ideas as it is
  - inwords the agreement or disagreement of ideas as it is
  - mathematical equation or the scientific formula
  - means and the goal ultimate
  - natural stimulus of the mind, and especially truth that reveals moral obligation
  - notion that is applied
* is the only source of goodness, and goodness is the truth and test of truth
  - way to teach children
  - point at which faith and reason meet
  - precise correspondence of the knowable with the known
  - revelation and intuitive recognition of the way itself
  - root of all noble virtues
  - set of all true statements
  - solution to all psychological problems, all mental confusion, and all unhappiness
  - standard by which they can judge their lives
  - strength of Love
  - substance and reality of life
  - sum of reason, logic, compassion and understanding
  - tool of change, the means to a new life
  - true spirit of mental hygiene
  - truth of our experience
  - ultimate test of character and the twin to truth is trust
  - way to salvation while falsehood is the way to destruction
  - wellspring from which all genuine worship flows
* is the word passed back and forth between opposing groups
  - that is used to contrast the equally elusive concept of illusion
  - thus one kind of conformity, and the essence of all truth is likeness
* is to be observed in speech, mind, and deed
  - realized both through knowledge and experience
  - true only when posited by individuals
* is truth always and ever to the day of doom
  - because it is true, or because it is so
  - irrespective of the source from which it comes
  - regardless of the source
  - whether it is learned empirically or by divine revelation
  - truth, regardless of who holds it
  - unchanging and beyond the visible world
* is understood apart from absolutes
  - as disconnected facts rather than as a connected framework
* is universal and eternal
  - in poetry, and fundamental in ethics, too
  - wealth, and a life of truth is happiness
* is what a judge or jury says is the truth
  - master creates moment by moment
  - is generally accepted to be true or accepted to be demonstrated
  - it appears to be to the individual
  - makes fiction possible
  - remains unchanged over time
  - true believers stand on
  - works in the real world
* is, most species of fish are relatively short-lived and have a high rate of mortality
  - sex is innately and irrevocably the most intimate interaction between two human beings
* limits the mind to things as they are.
* literary device used to create verisimilitude.
* matter of correspondence to reality
  - external rather than internal relations
  - having the right beliefs
* means the correspondence of a statement to reality
  - truth of experience
* means, in many ways, being only one person.
* perception of one's own reality.
* perception, which can be altered as many times as it's owner chooses it to.
* person, and it has an image.
* premise of human thought.
* recognition of reality.
* refers to such a reality beyond the pale of a given system.
* relates to unchanging reality.
* relation between a statement and the world.
* relative concept.
* road one can follow with complete trust in order to have life.
* scientifically means that one sees the reality as it is.
* social, historical, and, therefore, a political struggle.
* spectrum of colors, like the diversity of our world.
* statement of fact.
* subjective interpretation of reality, ever-changing and mysterious.
* sun that rises from different points on the horizon.
* sword that cuts through the deceits of an evil world.
* takes many forms.
* teach that evils are wrong.
* telling is an ideal agreed upon by all mass media.
* telling, truth telling, is the heart and soul of our justice system.
* thus relates to a viewpoint which is species dependent.
* typically resides with the remnant unwilling to bow to the beliefs of the masses.
* word that comes to mind.