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Greetings Selassielive,
it would seem that you and i share a bit of an interest in bhuddist ideas of the nature of truth, which, more than anything else may be what is somewhat starkly differentiating us from some of the otehr posters here.
I am also wondering if this is causing this to be a classic case of meaning completely different things when we say 'truth'
just a few thoughts
paul
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