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Exploration of the Truth

In order to grasp the truth you must use your free will and freedom of thought. Although aware of my faults I refrain from changing them because I am filled with ignorance and self lies. The theory that God created world in six day and rested on seventh serves the purpose to teach something and give hope. The one where he destroys it in anger makes us perspective and fear our mortality. But a true war story is never moral. A doctor tends to lie to a dead boys mother and spare her the knowledge that he died in pain.
             Lies help overcome fear, truth defines it. .
             But truth is the phenomenon that says light always overcomes such demons as darkness and seclusion.
             The spirit of inquiry, the search for greater truth beyond religion and science, the profound seriousness of doing real thinking, philosophy- they are almost totally lacking in humanity. Humanity is therefore subhuman from the lack of genuine knowledge. They automatically reject any emergent facts or realities that do not fit their brain dead cognitive pattern of believe and disbelief.
             Gabriel Chiron, Truth is Greater Than Man.
             Human beings are stubborn creatures who let their egos override everything else. They do not inquire beyond their knowledge because they do not want to have any disturbing shift in their knowledge pattern. People lie so often but forget why its unacceptable. For them the truth needs to be politically correct or socially acceptable. If not its rejected. The cognitive system is calm and stable through avoiding disturbing new truth (Chiron). The biggest example of social rejection is the fall of Bill Clinton. His lies were not harming the country but societys so called morals. Polygamous is encouraged but cause social outrage when brought outside the veil. If one takes a step back and look at the earths authority figures, they will see that they do not exude truth rather and aura of shadiness. .
             "All truth passes through three stages.


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