(December 20, 2011 at 11:40 am)amkerman Wrote: There was some discussion of how I equate truth and reality and knowledge a few pages back; without actually going into any depth I will just state that they are the same thing. You can't have knowledge of something that doesn't exist, and things that don't exist can't be true. The only things which one may have knowledge of are things that actually exist. If things actually exist they are real. If things are real they are inherently true. The terms, in my limited opinion, are merely different iterations of what it means to exist.
Could there be things that are true, but of which you have no knowledge?
If so, how can you not know them if knowledge and truth are the same thing (which you are contesting here)?
If not, do you consider yourself to be omniscient?
(Earlier, you were also mixing in some morality and judgement here and there. But that seems to have disappeared from your argument completely, so I'll leave those be.)
