>>... "true" is not an absolute and it's important to be careful
>>of how you use terms such as "true" and "false" because they are
>>presumed an absolute by both religious groups and some scientists.
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> IAN: If there is no absolute truth, then that
> is an absolute truth, therefore there is an
> absolute truth. Therefore, the claim that
> there is no absolute truth must be false.
IAN: I was wondering if anyone would notice this,
since not, I'll note it: notice that there is one
answer that satisfies both opposite claims:
(1) There is no absolute truth.
(2) There is an absolute truth.
Answer: The absolute truth is zero. Then there
is both an absolute truth and no absolute truth.
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Statements T r u t h A defines -A
a -A defines A
A: x is A b A -A
l T F A set is defined
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