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    When asked experiences in his past that were impactful on him, he mentioned growing up in a gang culture where lying was acceptable and you had to basically keep up the lie. He described discovering science as the truth. The truth that was the same for everyone. He explained that truth was less subjective, and made more sense. He described it as a type of unity of knowledge where there was objective understanding. In other words, he realized that he did not have to pretend…

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    to trust science blindly because we need an alternative to religion is not a good either, we must find a balance. Science like religion is a way of understanding the world around us and how it operates. Science has given us definitive answers and truths about our world such as the laws of physics, and the big bang theory; the origin of our universe and where we all come from. A less interpretable medium once a concrete enough answer has been found. The findings are referred to as theory and…

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    The Bible consists of an array of tales and stories in order to bring truth and stability to humanity. These tales ranged from explaining environmental phenomena to the creation of humanity with Adam and Eve. This parallels the novel Things Fall Apart as Okonkwo and the indigenous people of Africa explain the world through…

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    work done, he lies to friends and family, and also leaves them- leaving them with an unknown outcome.Tom Sawyer lies hoping that they will help him, at the time they may, but in the end honesty is so much more rewarded than lying. Elvis Presley said “Truth is like the Sun, You can shut it out for a time but it ain't going away!” If Tom Sawyer wouldn’t have lied, he would have been saved from a lot of future problems and pain. In this book Tom Sawyer deceives many people. Sometimes resulting in…

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    Oedipus begins the story as a noble king with the ability to see, but ignorant to the vision, and refusal to learn and accept the prophecy. Over the course of the story, though, many people, including Teiresias, a blind prophet, try to show him the truth. Throughout Oedipus Rex, Oedipus experiences extreme physical changes, symbolic of his mental changes, as he learns more about himself. In the first scene, Oedipus calls upon Teiresias to help make clear the prophecy, and clarify who Oedipus…

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    Relativism vs Christianity Relativism shuns the notion of absolute truth. Because there is no absolute truth, anything and everything is true or not true only to those who choose to believe or disbelieve it. In other words “truth may be true for one but not for another since everyone has different interpretations based on different human conditions” (Christian Part one 6). This creates problems because if everything is relative, then so are morals. The morals of relativism are severely warped.…

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    Imagine yourself feeling so much guilt, that you confess to an action you did not commit? Imagine having your voice become shut down because of someone you trusted. Unable to say the truth and have that weight lifted off of your shoulders. This happens more often than you think and occurs because of safety, attention, and those who manifest the thought that they actually committed the crime. The first element, safety, is just simply that. Whether it’s for themselves or for the ones they love,…

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    I reached a point where I couldn’t go on living unless I knew the truth. And even though there are some attractive and enjoyable aspects of normal life, I still wouldn’t go back. Knowing the truth of all existence, and living contentedly in that truth, far outweighs living an ignorant fear-filled life, no matter how exciting it might be! ----------------------------- Q: How often do you merge with the…

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    How Far Would You Go? Have you ever sat and wondered the difference between wisdom and intelligence? How about the relationship between knowledge and truth? How far do you think you would go to know the truth? Even if you knew it would hurt you in the end. The narrator of By The Waters of Babylon, John, the son of a priest went beyond and back. Would you do so also? In the story, By The Waters of Babylon, the narrator, the son of a priest describes his hunger for knowledge by saying, “My…

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    Polanco AP English Mr. Alan January 29, 2015 Facing Your Truth When it comes to the aspect of reality in life, several people find it a challenge to adapt or deal with. Philosopher and writer Plato “When we start facing the truth, the process may be frightening and many people run back to their old lives. But, if you continue to seek the truth, you will eventually be able to handle it.” Reality mirrors the element of the truth, and the truth sometimes isn’t what people want to hear. Both…

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