Propositional truth refers to a statement or claim that is based on facts and can be proven or disproven. It means that something is objectively true or false, depending on the evidence or logical reasoning involved. In other words, it relates to whether a statement accurately represents reality or not.
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- So, if faith isn't simply a matter of believing the right thing, if it's not about being right, or checking off a list of propositional truths in your head, then what is it? (rachelheldevans.com)
- If he accepts other norms besides this, then he must return to some identification of revealed propositional truth, admit some other encounter with God than that which occurs in Jesus Christ, or allow authority to the conclusions of philosophical speculation. (religion-online.org)
- So the faith of the individual who reasons with and accepts propositional truths in the present at one end and the experience of the individual, also in the present, at the other are both dependent on liberalism as are the attempts to combine the two somewhere along the line in between. (christianitytoday.com)
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