I think so.\n\nRead article\nhttp://www.cjd.org/paper/truth.html
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Has JD ever had an original thought?  War, invasion - typical scare tactics that too many ignorant citizens choose to worship.  You act as if you earned your citizenship.  It is just a matter of luck that you were born in this country.  You are not special and you have never done anything spacial, just dumb luck.  What is a bigger drain on society a population that works but can't pay taxes because their oppressors choose to look the other way or citizens who sit on their butts and collect TANF (welfare) and don't pay a penny in taxes?  Guess which ethnicity makes up the highest percent of the total welfare recipients.  Let's just say "illegal" immigrants can't receive welfare.
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Yes that is true.\n\nPlease check this link:\n\nhttp://www.nndb.com/people/124/000101818/
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It is so nice to know that mental illness is alive and breeding. I'm not sure of your source on this one but it is safe to say that you should believe the funny papers. Thanks for the laugh.
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Life throws unacceptable or difficult to bear truths at each of us.\n\nHow can your neighbor know which truths will unseat you, or throw you off track?\n\nDifferent truths affect each of us differently, and how can we know when they will arise for each of us?\n\nThe only way to know is to live (to plow).\n\nLife (the glacier) drops them on all of us.\n\nHave to live and experience to find out. Experience is the best teacher.\n\n"James Schell Hearst was born in Black Hawk County near Cedar Falls, Iowa in 1900. Hearst cultivated his interest in writing early in life, in eighth grade rewriting prose stories into verse. At the age of nineteen, Hearst became a paraplegic after a diving accident in the Cedar River. [BIG rock for HIM, don't you think?] For much of his life Hearst, along with his brother, Charles, was an active farmer on the Hearst family farm, Maplehearst, near Cedar Falls. Hearst wanted to use his writing to "tell the truth about farming and about life as it is lived on a farm," (The North American Review, Fall 1974)." [see second link, below]\n\nThat's my opinion, anyway!  :-))\n\nHope this helps!
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Yes. The bible tells me so!
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Really, is that the truth?
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I think there are lies, damn lies and statistics.\n\nIf it is accurate as you claim, what's with all the contradictions?
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That website is kinda totally based on a matter of opinion. Everyone can find their own truth in their own time, i think that's kinda what Jesus was on about, not just by finding it on a website!
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Wow, if anyone really had the answer to this, they would win the Nobel Peace Prize, because we could settle the issue of truth once and for all.  The people who are wrong would have to admit, "oh...so THAT'S the truth", and the world's problems would be solved.\n\nNot everything can be truth.  Truth, by definition, must be an absolute, because anying that is different from truth, is by default not true anymore.  For example, if it really is the truth is that Jesus died for our sins, then any ideas that say otherwise cannot also be truth.  Therefore, anyone who says that it is o.k. for everyone to have their own truth also thinks that it is o.k. for a lot of people to be walking around deluded by lies.  \n\nWhy do people care so much about the truth???  There definitely seems to be something inside of us that longs to know the truth, or else there would not be people fighting over this.  Is it just an evolutionary advantage to want to know the truth?  The way people kill for what they perceive as truth would seem to contradict this.  To understand what "The Truth" actually  is, I think we may first need to find out why we are so driven to find the truth.\n\nI am tempted to say that truth is written on our consciences, and we need to tap into that, but this sounds a little wishy-washy, because obviously the practice of finding out what is inside of us has resulted in a lot of people claiming that contradictory things are all truths.  Islam and Hinduism can't both be true, for example, and I am sure that there are Muslims and Hindus that both believe they have the truth.\n\nWhen it all comes down to it, I think that we have to admit that we have to earnestly seek truth.  This is hard, because our past experiences with our families and cultures may alter this search.  I think that if we examine what people say in different religions, including atheism, with a mind that is both critical and earnestly seeking, then we can elminate things that don't make sense, and eventually find "The Truth'.   If we just accept our religion based on thoughts like "That's what everyone here believes", or "That's the way my parents raised me", or "I'm afraid I'll go to Hell", or "I'm most comfortable here," ; then we really haven't found truth, and our search must continue.  \n\nIf there is a higher being that loves you and cares for you, and you ask this being for guidance to know the truth, and you seriously mean that you want the truth (and not just an affirmation that whatever you were doing before was right), if this being really exists, he WILL help you find the truth.  If he doesn't exist, the search continues....
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truth, in it's fullest sense is not in the material. if god is truth, and god is truth then truth lies fully manifest in the spiritual realm. we as people consider matters of opinion; and the one we like best we designate truth, but it's not. it's a matter of opinion.
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Hey! Theres nothing like some truth serum!\n\n\nMad dog 20/20? Geez. .they still have that drink out? LOL..
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It's true. I saw a movie about it and I learned it in Bible class. It even says it in the Bible.
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Yes I believe so. God also tell us that homosexuality is wrong so being peaceful does not excuse this.
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yes i believe so ....
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Seems to be a very interesting site - never heard of it before. Would take a long time to read the whole contents. Some of the things I read are certainly true... however, who is the author of this site? What is their message? Seems to me that it is rather a matter of believe than thinking whether it is true or not...\n\nHow would Mulder say: The truth is out there ;-)
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Thanks for the statistics you provided above.  A true Christian or a ethical person will almost never support torture.  WWJD applies even to agnostics if they are ethical people.  Peace!
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I seriously doubt it.  Even sodium pentathol, the "truth serum" you hear about in movies, isn't really a  truth drug.  It has the effect of putting someone in a highly suggestible, semi-conscious drugged state that can be useful in getting them to tell you what you want, but if it were truly a truth serum, it would make extracting information a whole lot easier than torture.\n\nOf course if your friend is Harry Potter, and he uses veritas serum, that's different.