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Essay heading: What is truth?
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Ten times it is used in the latter sense, and three times it is used in a positive sense, referring to true "teachings," in the NIV, passed on by Paul to others.
All in all, the question: "What is Truth?" does not have an answer, except for the thought that all truth is relative. Truth is different for each person...
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Truth is different for each person. But, in reality, the very answer to this question, itself, is contradictory. If the answer is posed, "The only truth is that there is no truth." Then it negates itself. The answer is: There is no answer.
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