Some maintain that the attorney should withdraw, if possible, or else merely permit the client to testify without aiding him or asserting the truth of the testimony given.
Secular libertarians point out that stirring up hatred can be hard to distinguish from stridently asserting the truth of one faith over another.
Well, he asserts the truth of one religious tradition over another, much as the Pope does, so I suppose he is sectarian.
To assert the truth of sunyata, Nāgārjuna, the 2nd/3rd-century founder of the Mādhyamika (Middle View) school, expounded the two aspects of truth: the empirical truth (saṃvṛti-satya) and the ultimate real truth (paramārtha-satya).
Taking the chief doctrinal job in 1981, he moved with vigor to squash liberation theology in Latin America, cracked down on liberal theologians and in 2000 wrote the contentious Vatican document "Dominus Jesus," asserting the truth of the Catholic belief over others.
So to the question 'Who owns culture?' we can confidently assert the truth of one response: not the nation state.
Rather, his later theory claims that every proposition virtually implies another proposition asserting the truth of the first.
Free choice items and quantifying superlatives both assert the truth of the strongest proposition, entailing the truth of all weaker propositions.
Those wishing to assert the truth of the kinetic theory, and hence of an atomic theory, had a case but also faced problems.
To say \(f\) is locally rigid at a state, then, amounts to asserting the truth of \([\lambda x\,\Box [\lambda y\,x = y](f)](f)\) at that state.
