Davidson eschews any attempt to provide an account of the nature of truth, maintaining that truth is an absolutely central concept that cannot be reduced to or replaced by any other notion (see [Davidson 1990a] and [Davidson 2005b]).
Thus, Hinduism maintains that truth must be sought in multiple sources, not dogmatically proclaimed.
This tends toward fideism, the view according to which religious faith maintains its truth over against philosophical reasoning, which opposes but cannot defeat it.
Broadly speaking, it sees itself as a reaction against correspondence theories of truth, which maintain that truth-bearers are made true by facts.
One goal has been "to minimize the need for government involvement in the advertising business," said James R. Guthrie, president and chief executive of the National Advertising Review Council in New York, and another is to "increase public trust in advertising by maintaining credibility, truth and accuracy".
"Post-disclosure the CIA will have substantial public relations issues as it has played a significant role in maintaining the truth embargo over six decades.
Occupation officials in the Arabic Media and Programs Unit are maintaining a "truth matrix," a computerized list of supposedly false or unfair broadcasts.
"He still wants to maintain the truth of the very, very grave allegation he made and the only way, in the teeth of an opinion like that, they can get vindication in the public arena is to pursue this.
In 1837, Emerson's wife and Thoreau's mother and sisters had been among the founders of the society, who maintained, "The truth is, men have faltered and have failed in their duty touching this matter of slavery".
At least in the recent past, if Protestant firebrands wanted to whip up anti-Catholic sentiment, it was convenient to portray their adversaries as practitioners of an exotic and vaguely frightening cult, and their own side as a people mandated by God to maintain the truth in a hostile land.
Kant would probably maintain the truth of the Thesis in that event.
