... chaz, YOUR claim is: "The truth has many meanings" The question is: Which one of the *many meanings* have you used for *truth* in YOUR claim that *the truth has many meanings*? A word of the .... In what he originally said - "Truth has many definitions and philosophical meanings" - - 'truth' refers to an English word: no more ...

... The world is waiting and watching you chaz, YOUR claim is: "The truth has many meanings" The question is: Which one of the *many meanings* have you used for *truth* in YOUR claim that *the truth has many meanings*? A word of the English language. Another example of your mind inventing your own reality George? ...

mikegordge@xtra.co.nz wrote: The world is waiting and watching you chaz, YOUR claim is: "The truth has many meanings" The question is: Which one of the *many meanings* have you used for *truth* in YOUR claim that *the truth has many meanings*? A word of the English language.

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... held idea of the word. 'Truth, has many meanings'. Starts with the idea most commonly thought for truth. And the idea of religion ... still needs to have a meaning for the *common thought* to ... with the idea most commonly thought for truth." without the word ... words, rephrase the above to mean the exact same thing but ... instead of the word truth. Now come on duhcky, your deliberate ...

... the idea of truth, which has many meanings. duh. So duh,...are you giving duh, for *truth* in your claim "Well obviously...duh, when you say *....the idea of truth* ? The idea of...be with the widely held idea of the word. 'Truth, has...idea most commonly thought for truth. You can then see variations...duh. it has no exact meaning. It merely indicates the obvious...

mikegordge@xtra.co.nz wrote: The world is waiting and watching you chaz, YOUR claim is: "The truth has many meanings" The question is: Which one of the *many meanings* have you used for *truth* in YOUR claim that *the truth has many meanings*? Michael Gordge Well obviously it was the idea of truth, which has many meanings. duh.