Description: Diction is to provide a rational exposition of human volition, values, and morality, without axiomatic reliance on agnostic contexts of inter-human relativity.
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The world is in conflict about the truth and has been for a long time. Many are the disagreements, often violent, as to what the truth is, and is not. There are those that attempt to resolve the conflict by saying that there is no such thing; that the truth is simply a redundant term of little or no significance and is therefore irrelevant. Some say that the truth is only applicable to a few corners of science and mathematics, well away from the ordinary. Some concede that truth might have a place in religi
With regularity I hear truth spoken of as incoherent, contradictory, irrelevant or incomprehensible. Some say that the truth is simply unrealistic: they cede that there might be such a thing, but they contest that it certainly doesn’t have anything to do with being practical. Others argue that the truth is whatever you make it, so the question is meaningless. I have heard truth described as unnecessary clutter that makes life a burden. Commonly I read and hear about the relativity of truth: that for one rea
Many believe that truth agnosticism, the gray world philosophy, is a new dawn of intellectualism in civilized society. Others believe that this is a new tragedy of the rising generation, an invention of the last twenty, fifty or one hundred years that portends the impending doom of all civilization. Be it good or bad, most people believe that these developments are somehow new.