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What is Truth? A Humble Inquiry
Pontius Pilate once asked Jesus, “What is truth?” This ancient question continues to chal lenge philosophers, scientists, and everyday seekers alike. What follows is a humble, respectful, and firm attempt to offer a grounded theory of truth, a framework that does not presume to possess all the answers, nor to solve the mystery once and for all. Rather, it seeks to offer a coherent, rational structure that honors truth without arrogance and defends reason without dismissing humility.
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