CREATION
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A rational truth is the accurate description of reality using any language, by describing the two types of reality: objective and subjective; everything-physical to describe what can be confirmed by the use of our human senses; plus, everything non-physical to describe what can only be acknowledge by confirming the outcome of its consequences
True statements are the opposite of false
statements. The concept of
truth is discussed and debated in various contexts, including philosophy, art, theology, law, and science. Most
human activities depend upon the same concept, understood as the same context
of any discussion, including journalism and
everyday life. Some philosophers view the concept of truth as the basis
of language or thought-the same
mind-independence of the word.
Emotional truth describes the authenticity of personal
feelings, produced by personal emotion; emphasizing the personal meaning regardless
of the accuracy.
This concept emphasizes how personal experiences and emotions resonate
with the mind of readers, allowing them to connect deeply rather with the
story, for example, how acceptable is the theory of the Big Bang as the
start of the existence of all Creation, often seen in as a subjective
experience because it could not become objectively proven, or objectively
denied, considering this as an your
opinion, by prioritizing your conviction over the missing objective facts.
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