Sentences with phrase «such thing as truth»

Yet if there is such a thing as truth in our beliefs and practices, then ignoring those truths is not an expression of mercy, but a form of spiritually damaging confusion — dangerous for the individual, and dangerous for the believing community as a whole.

Is there such a thing as truth, or only skewed perspectives?

Michael Polanyi5 suggests, for example, that loyalty to truth presupposes that there is such a thing as truth and that there is an obligation to seek it.

If the Word of God is not true, then there is no such thing as truth.

In the last century that legend was reduced to just the one word, «Veritas,» and at Harvard there is obviously no consensus on what that truth might be or even on whether there is such a thing as truth.

Unless you say there's no such thing as Truth, just different «truths» that «coexist».

As Thomas Haskell once wrote: «If there is no such thing as truth but only a variety of incommensurable perspectives in criterionless competition with one another, then force and persuasion become indistinguishable, cutting the ground out from under any politics based on consent and representation.»

«There's no such thing as truth,» Tonya says near the end of the film.

There's no such thing as truth.

Feebly structured as a Rashomon of the rink, I, Tonya culminates with its protagonist, years removed from both her glory and infamy, declaring this wearying axiom: «There's no such thing as truth.

I, Tonya by George Wolf «There's no such thing as truth.

Margot Robbie had a brilliant performance and Sebastian Stan will forever be one of my favorites.I also loved the fact that this film say something about what «truth» really is, that there's no such thing as truth, or that your own story is your own truth.

(«There's no such thing as truth,» says Tonya in the movie, looking back.)

According to Harding, «There's no such thing as truth — I mean, it's all bullshit.»

These to - camera interviews reveal contradicting accounts of events, pointedly portraying the postmodern idea of there being no objective truth, an idea summed up not so subtly at the end of the movie — «There's no such thing as truth, it's bullshit, everyone has their own truth, and life just does whatever the fuck it wants».

Bob Carter was similarly evasive, launching into a rambling postmodernist thought experiment that apparently showed that there is no such thing as truth so it doesn't matter if Durkin lied.