Quotes about Truth

We see a clear pattern: Satan's constant deception of human beings.

The life and words that Jesus brought into the world came in the form of information and reality.

If we have faith in Christ, we must believe that he knew how to live.

Jesus referred to him as "a liar and the father of lies" (John 8:44 NRSV). Indeed, his whole kingdom is based on lies; he works by deceiving.

Keep in mind that God did not say that Job was wrong in what he said, but that he did not understand what he was saying.

We can fail to know because we do not want to know - because what would be known would require us to believe and act in ways contrary to what we want.

But what is true of Christianity in its inception and history is true of other religions as well. They all present themselves as providing knowledge of what is real and what is right. To think otherwise is to falsify the very nature of religious consciousness and religious life

It is desirable to base our beliefs on knowledge wherever possible. Knowledge stabilizes true belief and makes it more effectual for good as well as more accessible and shareable.

Often a good starting point when trying to help those who do not believe in God or accept Christ as Lord is to get them to deal honestly with the question: Would I like for there to be a God? Or, would I like it if Jesus turned out to be Lord? This may help them realize the extent to which what they want to be the case is controlling their ability to see what is the case.

Knowledge is the basis of belief, and, when it is, it gives the belief a very different bearing upon life.

Your tongue follows correctness; your heart follows truth.

Anyone who can find a better way than Jesus, he would be the first to tell you to take it.