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A Brief History of Truth.

Started by goodwordediting · 9 months ago

I’m still buried, but Craver tossed me a torch. Then I started seeing these shadows on the wall and thinking about the nature of truth.
Stumbling around in the dark, I tripped on this incredibly simplified, old history I wrote several years ago based on the English and American l ... Continue reading »

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Mike Morrell
1 year ago

Hi Mark, interesting!

Say, if I want to contact you personally via email, how might I do that?

Mike Morrell's last blog post..Pentecost and the Way of the Shaman

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Sam
1 year ago

What was all that then?
Is truth relative to the court it is played out on?
If someone knows the truth, does that person have a right to play games with it?
-Sam

Sam's last blog post..Compelling testimony link

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L.L. Barkat
1 year ago

Sam, that was a great tennis game. :) (Or was it a great badminton game? Does it matter? Can we really know? If so, how can we know that we know?)

L.L. Barkat's last blog post..Of Bridges and Violins and Words

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Susan
1 year ago

arghh - for some reason I have no sound on the utube video

I loved the list - thanks. It is always useful to remember that truth is a moving mark, quite different than that of Truth, the same today, yesterday and tomorrow!

Susan's last blog post..CONGRATULATIONS!!!

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Keanan Brand
1 year ago

Love Rosencrantz & Guildenstern! (I really need to find a copy of that flick, and add it to my library, instead of just telling everyone they need to watch it.)

The thing about Truth is that it remains true, whether we believe it or not. Facts may change, details may blur or come into focus, but Truth -- that less-than-concrete thing that is as solid as rock -- will remain. In that, there's comfort and a place to stand.

Keanan Brand's last blog post..Space Pirates, episode 4

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