"Our goal was to quickly affirm the truth of the situation, and that meant being able to quickly prove it".
"Because Christian faith affirmed the truth about the inalienable dignity of the human person," he wrote, "anyone who hated that truth hated, implicitly, the Christian faith".
Max Coleman Science communicator Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Jack Munro is right to affirm the truth in Ken Loach's I, Daniel Blake, (Viewpoint) but, gruelling though the film is, it only portrays the tyranny of the Department for Work and Pensions.
Tolstoy left the world in an existential panic, saying: "One must speak out from the top of Golgotha and affirm the truth by suffering and, better yet, by death".
Later the whipsawed aide would affirm the truth of what he wrote at the time, but nervously added language pleasing to White House lawyers: "She did not command me to fire them".
It seems that the only conclusion we could legitimately draw without falling into circular reasoning is that when a certain compelling feeling of evidence occurs, we feel the urge to affirm the truth of a certain connection between a form and a content.
Throughout each sketch, small pop-up signs are used to affirm the truth (or otherwise) of any particularly implausible-seeming concepts mentioned onscreen.
By doing that, we affirm the truth and hope of the resurrection while showing the world that the return of our Lord is not something to be feared.
The letter was organized by The Natural History Museum, a new museum (not to be confused with the similarly named Smithsonian museum) that offers exhibitions, workshops and programming that it says seeks "to affirm the truth of science".
Second, many religious people are open to more light, and are pleased to see that the evidence affirms the truth of survival even if the details of what to expect at death are different from what they've been taught.
