ext_13475 (
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2010-02-09 10:52 pm (UTC)
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Semantics is never our friend. I was using the terms in their Classical sense, not their Christian sense.
It's essentially the same confusion in English, that "truth" can refer to both a provable assertion and a cherished belief.
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It's essentially the same confusion in English, that "truth" can refer to both a provable assertion and a cherished belief.