To You Magazine (Vol. 6, No. 4) (Sept-Oct 1939) 6-4
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The expression of a judgment in language, is a proposition. When an agreement or dis- agreement is asserted to exist, and it does exist, the judgment is true, and the proposi- tion is true. If it does not exist, the judg- ment is false, or possibly part false and part true. Whether false or partly true, the adop- tion of it as Truth does not change its char- acter. However true it may seem to be, it is nothing more nor less than Error ac- cepted as Truth. Truth is fixed and per- manent. Any var...iation is no longer Truth, but Error. Truth can never be attained, and Error can never be eliminated, except by correct judgment.
That Error accepted as Truth abounds in the world, no one of experience and intelli- gence can doubt. History is an unbroken record of evils, the result of human agency arising from Error accepted as Truth. To say that man was actuated by Truth and in- spired by the desire of justice and humanity in all his activities, would be to utter a most absurd thing.
Only Truth can serve mankind, but Error conceived to be Truth has all the force of Truth, since that force is in the feelings, and as has been seen, the false as well as the true arouses the feelings and serves with equal force to occasion a sense of reality in what is felt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The expression of a judgment in language, is a proposition. When an agreement or dis- agreement is asserted to exist, and it does exist, the judgment is true, and the proposi- tion is true. If it does not exist, the judg- ment is false, or possibly part false and part true. Whether false or partly true, the adop- tion of it as Truth does not change its char- acter. However true it may seem to be, it is nothing more nor less than Error ac- cepted as Truth. Truth is fixed and per- manent. Any var...iation is no longer Truth, but Error. Truth can never be attained, and Error can never be eliminated, except by correct judgment.
That Error accepted as Truth abounds in the world, no one of experience and intelli- gence can doubt. History is an unbroken record of evils, the result of human agency arising from Error accepted as Truth. To say that man was actuated by Truth and in- spired by the desire of justice and humanity in all his activities, would be to utter a most absurd thing.
Only Truth can serve mankind, but Error conceived to be Truth has all the force of Truth, since that force is in the feelings, and as has been seen, the false as well as the true arouses the feelings and serves with equal force to occasion a sense of reality in what is felt.
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