Is truth same for everyone?

As such, truth is necessarily the same for everyone. Everyone may have different beliefs or perspectives, but that has no bearing on the nature of truth itself. As for “facts”, again it depends on definitions.

Can truth have different versions?

Single version of the truth still implies that there are other versions of the truth available. You can’t have multiple versions of something that’s single. And it’s likely that different approaches will yield contradictory answers with the same data. If that’s the case, then it’s not truth.

What makes a person’s truth true for them?

An individual belief in such a system is true if it sufficiently coheres with, or makes rational sense within, enough other beliefs; alternatively, a belief system is true if it is sufficiently internally coherent.

What is the difference between truth and reality?

Reality tells us about the real nature of a particular thing, experience, existence and the like. Truth tells about the fact that has been invented or experimented. In other words it can be said that reality gives rise to truth.

Is there only one version of the truth?

The truth is the truth, it doesn’t have versions – it just is! The truth may change over time but if it is correctly recorded then at any instance in time there is only one truth.

Are there more than one truth?

The concept of the truth dates back centuries in time. There are instances today where only a fundamental, universal truth exists–i.e.1+1=2.

Do we each have our own truth?

No, we do not each have our own Truth, although we do certainly have our own beliefs, views, ideas, and concepts of what is true. But Truth itself exists and is ONE. There is only THE Truth, not “my Truth,” “your Truth,” “his Truth,” or “her Truth.”

Is there a truth which is not contained in complete truth?

There cannot be a truth which is not contained in that complete truth, if it is indeed complete or absolute. Therefore, since my truth is absolute, it is superior to your so-called truth. Student: But I think that truth is what each individual believes it to be.

Is your truth superior to your so-called Truth?

Therefore, if you allow that a truth is absolute, that truth must be “complete,” or containing all other truths. There cannot be a truth which is not contained in that complete truth, if it is indeed complete or absolute. Therefore, since my truth is absolute, it is superior to your so-called truth.

Is truth eternal or subjective?

Truth is eternal. It’s true for all people in all times and all places. Only this will actually satisfy us. Our subjective truths are simply sources of uncertainty, because with subjective truth we actually don’t know.