Deliberately Just
Deliberately Just
What is the relation between truth and knowledge? An interconnection between truth and knowledge absolutely exist. When fact is discerned from fiction, truth is found. Judgement is salvaged through human experience; and is developed by asking questions. Inquires play a central role in learning, provide a starting point toward advanced cognition, and inquests lead to answers; revealing truth. The enlightnement human beings possess, are the foundation of belief. However, not all assumptions are just. Prejudices, superstitions, stereotypes, and delusions exist, clouding the difference between right and wrong; justice and injustice. In order for mankind to comprise a just society, people must actively rationalize all information received, afore acquiring an opinion. One way rational beliefs may be obtained, is through critical thinking. A criteria must be established to base conclusions. Convictions derived upon the five evidentiary forms abide a righteous foundation. The five evidentiary forms include One's intuition, an instinctive feeling that cannot be explained logically, Personal experience, day to day occurrences, Personal observation, a person whom actively takes note of something or someone, Official or public testimony, a spoken or written account of something that is recorded in an official or public forum, Confirmation by authority, occurs when an individual appears qualified or influential, and provides insight. These five evidentiary forms are used in everyday life, not only as an infrastructure of forming solid opinions, but in order to deduce right from wrong. These five evidentiary forms are extensively utilized In the short story The Blue Carbuncle, a mystery about a stolen jewel, and the the film Twelve Angry Men, an exploration of a diverse group of jurors whom set aside their own prejudices, and influenced one another to incur a just verdict. The stories Twelve Angry Men and The Blue Carbuncle demonstrate the idea, that one
What is the relation between truth and knowledge? An interconnection between truth and knowledge absolutely exist. When fact is discerned from fiction, truth is found. Judgement is salvaged through human experience; and is developed by asking questions. Inquires play a central role in learning, provide a starting point toward advanced cognition, and inquests lead to answers; revealing truth. The enlightnement human beings possess, are the foundation of belief. However, not all assumptions are just. Prejudices, superstitions, stereotypes, and delusions exist, clouding the difference between right and wrong; justice and injustice. In order for mankind to comprise a just society, people must actively rationalize all information received, afore acquiring an opinion. One way rational beliefs may be obtained, is through critical thinking. A criteria must be established to base conclusions. Convictions derived upon the five evidentiary forms abide a righteous foundation. The five evidentiary forms include One's intuition, an instinctive feeling that cannot be explained logically, Personal experience, day to day occurrences, Personal observation, a person whom actively takes note of something or someone, Official or public testimony, a spoken or written account of something that is recorded in an official or public forum, Confirmation by authority, occurs when an individual appears qualified or influential, and provides insight. These five evidentiary forms are used in everyday life, not only as an infrastructure of forming solid opinions, but in order to deduce right from wrong. These five evidentiary forms are extensively utilized In the short story The Blue Carbuncle, a mystery about a stolen jewel, and the the film Twelve Angry Men, an exploration of a diverse group of jurors whom set aside their own prejudices, and influenced one another to incur a just verdict. The stories Twelve Angry Men and The Blue Carbuncle demonstrate the idea, that one