Sentence examples for taught truth from inspiring English sources

He held that philosophy, specifically Aristotelian philosophy, was and taught truth; revelation or revealed religion was a debased philosophy for the simple.

Both religious fundamentalists and secular biologists would prefer that schools teach truth rather than provide equal time to error.

Consequently, many loyal Anglicans wished to assert that the Church of England was not dependent on the state and that it gained its authority from the fact that it taught Christian truth and its bishops were in the apostolic succession (i.e., able to trace their authority and office back in an unbroken line to the Apostles).

And these kids are being taught the truth.

What's left are the lessons they taught, the truth they spoke and their actions in the world.

Rather than being taught the truth about sexuality and what a natural and necessary part sex is in life.

Multiple editions published through the 1920s, by Max N. Maisel and Sincere Publishing, with the title What Every Mother Should Know, or how six little children were taught the truth ... Online (1921 edition, Michigan State University) Family Limitation – Originally published 1914 as a 16-page pamphlet; also published in several later editions.

Another reason that NOS instruction was given by lectures is that the teachers, and especially physics teachers, regarded the content to be taught as truths about nature that must be conveyed to their students as a collection of facts without different opinions.

Barbie taught other truths of cancer along the way.

However, it does respect Muhammad as one who taught moral truths which can enlighten nations and bring a higher level of understanding to individuals.

Also, how can they teach anyone the Bible until they have been taught the truths of the Bible themselves first?