Truth -noun, plural truths [trooth z, trooths]
1) the true or actual state of a matter
2) conformity with fact or reality; verity: the truth of a statement
3) actuality or actual existence
4) an obvious or accepted fact; truism; platitude
5) honesty; integrity; truthfulness
It is true that all forms of abortion are acceptable; and it is true that no forms of abortions are acceptable; it is true that that first trimester abortions are acceptable.
It is true there is a God; it is true there is no God.
It is true there is life after death; it is true there is no afterlife.
It is true we are all created equal; it is true we are not.
It is true that sex is only for procreation; it is true that sex is for recreation, as well.
It is true that Christ will one day return; it is true he will not.
It is true that a high fiber diet is healthy; it is true that a high fiber diet makes no difference.
It is true that marijuana is the scourge of society; it is true that it is harmless.
It is true man walked on the moon; it is true they did not.
It is true that life follows death; it is true that death follows life.
It is true that nuclear weapons are bad; it is true nuclear weapons are good.
It is true that prophets are false; it is true that they are not.
It is true good is bad; it is true that bad is good.
It is true that truth is false. It is true that fallacy is truth.
It is true that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west.
Or is it?
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