Mr. Rosenthal, a Jewish convert to Christianity, has said his goal is to "share the truth of the work of God to all people, including Jewish people".
This would, at any rate, help explain Heidegger's belief that the truth of the work shows itself to us most "purely, …[p]recisely where the artist and the process and the circumstances surrounding the genesis of the work remain unknown" (PLT 65/GA5 53).
As you get used to this idea, you start more and more to concentrate not on the results, but on the value, the rightness, the truth of the work itself.
My spiritual path admonishes me to be of service to others without expecting any reward or return; but the truth of this work is that it is so very highly satisfying.
Will the anti-science rhetoric yield to a more rational policy that supports in a tangible way the knowledge growth; will the administration let the scientific community, rather than politicians, determine the quality of the science produced, the priorities for investment in the future, and truth value of the work that discoveries made?
Most of what is written about truth is the work of philosophers, who explain their ideas by telling little stories about experiments they conduct in their heads, like the time Descartes tried to convince himself that he didn't exist, and found that he couldn't, thereby proving that he did.
Instead, the senator said, Mr. Bush might well have advocated efforts to maintain sanctions against Iraq and to continue to try to unearth the truth through the work of United Nations inspectors.
Commenting on the Amnesty report, Salah Al-Bardaweel, Hamas' official spokesman, called it "unjust and unfair", adding that "its release in this way reveals the truth about the work of this organisation, which includes in its administration Israeli employees".
Canadians should get used to people being less gracious about racism because the truth is, the work of dismantling racism, in most cases, is much harder than loving the racist.
You see, to come from the luxuries we left behind in Johannesburg, to the brutal truth of volunteer work, we are now on the opposite end of the scale.
Yet even he has come to pose the question "Is there such a thing as truth with a capital T?" The truth of the Samburu evidently works for them.
