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    “The truth will set you free‚ but first it will make you miserable.” -James A. Garfield Honestly is the best policy. Being honest is one of the best traits a person could have. Telling someone the truth is sometimes one of the hardest things to do in life because occasionally it hurts other people‚ but in the end it’s the best thing for them and hopefully they will realize that. Being honest will make yourself feel better and in

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    true. However‚ this in itself is a perspective. This leads to the question of if what Nietzsche prescribes about perspective is objectively true or not. If Perspectivism is meant to be objectively true then this would be a contradiction as objective truths do not exist under Perspectivism. But if this is not the case then this leaves all perspectives to just be perspectives. One will now take the remaining space of this essay to discuss this paradox‚ and it’s offered solutions. This discussion is integral

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    Is it possible for one man’s truth to be another’s lie‚ or is it that the two’s interpretation of the absolute truth differ? Truth cannot be viewed from a subjective perspective for then there would be endless “truths”‚ rather‚ the truth must be viewed objectively for the fact that it is. Despite the obvious flaw with subjective truth‚ many believed‚ and still do‚ in its reasoning. Authors Nathaniel Hawthorne and Arthur Miller of The Scarlet Letter and The Crucible‚ respectively‚ both write about

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    The Search for the Truth

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    The Search for the Truth Many individuals are deeply affected by the thought of death‚ in both foreseen and unforeseen circumstances. Death can affect one even when they do not expect it to‚ causing them to search for answers. This is seen in both the plays Hamlet by William Shakespeare and Oedipus Rex by Sophocles‚ which are centralized on the death of the protagonists’ fathers’ through unknown circumstances. There are events throughout the plays which cause both Hamlet and Oedipus to focus on

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    understanding of themselves. The opening chapter "The Book of the Grotesque‚" explains how each character in Winesburg lives by one or more truths‚ escaping from reality in these truths. The stories are unified by the symbolic use of hands. In each story when the character reaches a point of immense frustration due to the fact that they will never be able to convey his truth to another‚ he throws up his hands in frustration and inevitably has a moment of pure uncontrolled passion. Anderson threads together

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    By the Waters of Babylon

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    "Truth is a hard deer to hunt. If you eat too much truth at once‚ you may die of the truth. It was not idly that our fathers forbade the Dead Places." The truth is a very important thing for an individual. It can be very useful or very destructive depending on how it is used. The significance of the quote made by John’s father could be broken down in to three different sections according to each statement. First of these statements is "Truth is a had deer to hunt." the second of these statements

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    To what extent is the truth different in mathematics‚ the arts and the ethics? María Inés Zelaya Luque Theory Of Knowledge Essay Teacher: Lesa Raber Date: Thursday 18 February 2010 Word Count: 1‚588 Cadidate Number: 003741-011 The world “Truth” is more an adjective rather than a noun. There are true statements true evaluations and true reasoning but not a reality that can be called “The Truth”. Therefore when we consider

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    from indolence and apathy” (Reno 3). To define Christian’s slothfulness simply as sluggishness would be an injustice. Members of the Church have not had a lack of interest in the changing tides of societal standards for truth‚ but have sought comfort and convenience instead of truth and responsibility. Russell Reno‚ a former professor of theology and ethics‚ identifies the the cultural ideal of comfort and convenience: Most of us just want to be left alone so that we can get on with our lives. Most

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    Metaphors In The Crucible

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    When you tell something that is not the truth‚ something happens inside of that person‚ They may tell the same lie over and over again. It hurts everyone beginning with the person who lies. It is a sin to lie. Thou shall not bear false witness. Emotional Bondage. One kind of lie – a sin. Falsehood is fasehoold. When that takes place in someones life? What is a little lie? There are no little lies. All lies are the same. If you don’t live with the truth‚ you will have conflice. You cannot lie and

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    From ascending out the cave the person is able to view their surrounding and see truly what it was they saw. Where after ascended out the cave it would take time for them to adjust to the light(knowledge) of the world. After the person learned of the truth would eventually descend back down to the cave and to convince the others of what they are viewing is all but false imagery of the actual world. Not only do the people refuse to listen and to believe what they are being told‚ but ultimately end up

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