Accepting criticism that is based on truth involves acknowledging your recognition of the truth, then applying that truth to your thinking, feeling and/or behavior.
Its courses draw participants from all over the world, learning how to apply biblical truth in their own context.
Furthermore, he argues, we often approach cyberspace as a separate dimension, where the usual rules don't apply The truth is that, when people do don the cloak of anonymity on Whisper or Secret, they seem far more likely to slip into the language of the confessional, or the therapist's couch, than of the poison pen letter.
What I don't value are the people who apply honesty, truth, fairness, and equality on their terms.
Sophia (roughly, theoretical knowledge), he says, grasps universal truths, whereas phronesis (roughly, good practical judgment) is required to properly apply these truths to particular instances.
They have been, in their certainty and their willingness to apply divine truths, fundamentalists — if we want to use Sullivan's categories.
The program is promoting an arrangement with the Web site PolitiFact.com whereby its editors apply its "Truth-O-Meter" -- true, half true, false, "pants on fire!" -- to the administration officials and lawmakers who are interviewed.
Although they apply to truths from some domains of discourse, e.g., the domain of science, they fail for others, e.g. the domain of morality: there are no moral facts.
The stated goal in the incorporation documents was to, "teach mankind how to apply the truths taught by Jesus Christ".
"Read our messaging, absorb the advocacy behind it but apply your truths to what you're seeing, let your guard down, search your soul, evaluate your personal life decisions and be open to re-imagining your lifestyle," he said.
