Saint Thomas Aquinas
View AuthorIt is evident that the truth exists. Because the one who denies that the truth exists, knows that the truth exists. So, if the truth does not exist, it is true that the truth does not exist.
Saint Thomas Aquinas
View AuthorThe being of things, not their truth, is the cause of truth in understanding.
Saint Thomas Aquinas
View AuthorThe scholar is the one who leads others to what he has understood: the truth.
Aristotle
View AuthorIt is not enough to merely speak the truth, but it is better to show the cause of falsehood.
Aristotle
View AuthorTotal truth is never reached, nor is one ever completely removed from it.
Émile Zola
View AuthorI repeat with the most vehement conviction: the truth is on its way, and nothing will stop it.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorThe truth thins down and does not break, and always walks over lies like oil on water.
Edmund Husserl
View AuthorThe realm of truth is objectively divided into different spheres. It is not within our discretion to determine the manner and point of demarcation between the spheres of truth.
George Orwell
View AuthorIn an age of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
Voltaire
View AuthorTo the living, we owe respect, but to the dead, we owe only the truth.
Denis Diderot
View AuthorWe gulp down the lie that flatters us in one sip, and we drink drop by drop the truth that embitters us.
Edmund Husserl
View AuthorThe connections of truths are different from the connections of things, which are 'true' in them.