Truths - GRL-RL556

Scientific truths are based on clear observations of physical reality and can be tested through observation. It has epistemic credibility, meaning it is understandable and verifiable. Scientific truths are not final; they can change with new evidence. Religious truths are best described as a tenet of faith rather than a religious fact. When searching for religious truth, one takes into account the time period, the society, the audience and the writing styles used.

Activity: Reflection

Related Topics:

Religion and Life; Search for Meaning; The Human Journey; Who am I?; Faith Reason and Science