A new member. A Catholic school teacher.

[Mr. Moncrieff]

Sorry. I have a degree in Philosophy and you make no sense. Truths do not differ. Opinions differ and beliefs differ but truth does not please explain.

Indeed truths do not change. Neither was that what I suggested. I said that we had posited different 'truths' insofar as what we had suggested was contrasting as regards the truth.

Perhaps I should have said that our beliefs in truth differed and that our perceptions of what we held true were dichotomous, to that end I admit my inadequacies.

Indeed, truths do exist before they are widely accepted to be truths, that is quite right and a valid point. However, perceptions of truth that defy natural law and superimpose desires over logic should not be held as viable truths insomuch as they have no veracity in fact or reality predicated upon accepted notions of what fact and reality are.