what is truth ?? these are two if anybody answer this perfectly i will mark him brainlisst
Answers
Answered by
1
truth means to say true incidents or true thoughts of urs to anyone.
truth makes life easy and free of tensions
truth makes life easy and free of tensions
Answered by
0
mark me brainliest answer plss
Truth is most often used to mean being in
accord with fact or reality, or fidelity to an
original or standard.[1] Truth may also
often be used in modern contexts to refer
to an idea of "truth to self," or authenticity .
Truth is usually held to be opposite to
falsehood , which, correspondingly, can also
take on a logical, factual, or ethical
meaning. The concept of truth is discussed
and debated in several contexts, including
philosophy, art, and religion. Many human
activities depend upon the concept, where
its nature as a concept is assumed rather
than being a subject of discussion; these
include most of the sciences , law,
journalism, and everyday life. Some
philosophers view the concept of truth as
basic, and unable to be explained in any
terms that are more easily understood than
the concept of truth itself. Commonly, truth
is viewed as the correspondence of
language or thought to an independent
reality , in what is sometimes called the
correspondence theory of truth .
Other philosophers take this common
meaning to be secondary and derivative.
According to Martin Heidegger , the original
meaning and essence of truth in Ancient
Greece was unconcealment, or the revealing
or bringing of what was previously hidden
into the open, as indicated by the original
Greek term for truth, aletheia.[2][3] On this
view, the conception of truth as correctness
is a later derivation from the concept's
original essence, a development Heidegger
traces to the Latin term veritas.
i hope it's like you
Truth is most often used to mean being in
accord with fact or reality, or fidelity to an
original or standard.[1] Truth may also
often be used in modern contexts to refer
to an idea of "truth to self," or authenticity .
Truth is usually held to be opposite to
falsehood , which, correspondingly, can also
take on a logical, factual, or ethical
meaning. The concept of truth is discussed
and debated in several contexts, including
philosophy, art, and religion. Many human
activities depend upon the concept, where
its nature as a concept is assumed rather
than being a subject of discussion; these
include most of the sciences , law,
journalism, and everyday life. Some
philosophers view the concept of truth as
basic, and unable to be explained in any
terms that are more easily understood than
the concept of truth itself. Commonly, truth
is viewed as the correspondence of
language or thought to an independent
reality , in what is sometimes called the
correspondence theory of truth .
Other philosophers take this common
meaning to be secondary and derivative.
According to Martin Heidegger , the original
meaning and essence of truth in Ancient
Greece was unconcealment, or the revealing
or bringing of what was previously hidden
into the open, as indicated by the original
Greek term for truth, aletheia.[2][3] On this
view, the conception of truth as correctness
is a later derivation from the concept's
original essence, a development Heidegger
traces to the Latin term veritas.
i hope it's like you
Similar questions