"Reliabilism" is sometimes used broadly to refer to any theory that emphasizes truth-getting or truth indicating properties.
"It is surely conceivable that knowing (or emphasizing) certain truths about the human mind could have unfortunate psychological and/or cultural consequences".
Continuing to emphasize this truth is of crucial importance.
As Greene took pains to emphasize, the truth is never simple.
He means to emphasize the truth and the danger of these circumstances and perhaps tempt the audience into believing in them too.
Even as Obama continues to stress his commitment to Israeli security, he has to emphasize the truth that, without serious progress toward an agreement, matters will likely deteriorate, perhaps to the point, yet again, of violence.
A sukkah is built to emphasize the truth about any of our buildings; that they may fall at any minute, that we may be made to dwell in uncertainty before we have a story to explain what has happened.
He emphasizes that truth and falsehood have to do with combination and separation (cf. De Int.
Philoponus (In Cat., 81, 25-34) emphasizes that truth is neither in the things or states of affairs (pragmata) themselves, nor in the statement itself, but lies in the agreement between the two.
Also like any war, it has re-emphasized the truth of Cicero's words "inter arma enim silent leges" -- in times of war, the law falls silent.
