In this chapter, we answer questions that readers may have about the differences between idea-truth and person-truth. Isn’t God subject
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Discipleship, scholarship, and faith
In this chapter, we answer questions that readers may have about the differences between idea-truth and person-truth. Isn’t God subject
Continue readingThe central distinction of this book is between the idea view of truth and the person view of truth. This
Continue readingFurther readings about Truth as a Person Brent D. Slife, “C.S. Lewis: Drawn by the Truth Made Flesh,” in Andrew
Continue readingThe idea view of truth serves as the foundation for most modern scientific and scholarly discourse. Latter-day Saints are invested
Continue readingHow we think about truth (and how we think about sin) influences how we think about Christ’s sacrifice for us.
Continue readingThe way we think about truth also changes how we think about sin. From the idea view of truth, moral
Continue readingFrom the idea view of truth, falsehood shares many of the same attributes as truth, but there are also differences.
Continue readingHow we think of truth influences on how we will think about authority. Questions about who can be an authority
Continue readingThe idea and person views of truth can lead to different views on moral and societal progress. When we adopt
Continue readingThe distinction between idea-truth and person-truth can help us understand the holy temple. The concept of “sacred” knowledge is foreign
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