At the End of the day,

What we believe in Matters,
But it doesn't matter more than the truth.

Some say that truth is subjective; there is only relative truth.

This is only true to a certain extent. But, mostly, it is incorrect. We just need to work harder to find the universal truths.

Some say the Bible is a Lie. There are too many authors for it to be true.

But that's why there two components to understanding the Bible; to understand the Scripture and the Tradition. And there are Biblical scholars to study that stuff.

But ANYWAYS,

What we Believe Matters because that determines how we react and respond to past truths, which we cannot change, and that gives rise to new truths, which we do determine. And yet, some people choose to filter

truth

...What does that make us, when we believe what people say, what the mass public says?

They say everyone has their own vendetta

Many times this Is not true

But some other times

It is.

And that, is true.


But you can take half of that truth, and it will still be true. And does the other half become true? Or false?
Nay, they both stay half-truths.

Living in California and Florida makes me realize how much, how many people believe half-truths, transforming that half-truth into their own truth and then buy into that belief and share that with others as if it's the whole truth.

So, while what we believe matters, what is true matters more. And for as long as we don't "believe" in the truth, we will be able to realize more clearly, the truth.

The exception comes with God, because He creates truth, in a way more fundamental than we can currently understand.


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