It simply comes down to a matter of who gets to decide what is true.
Ultimately people determine for themselves what is true, and for
students to do that for themselves they must be free of constraints that
shove them into one corner that is characterized as "true" (thus earning
an A) and that pena
So, what is the point here? -- that there is no such thing as truth; or that
there is but it should not be told because truth causes some folks to feel
"excluded"?
John Lofton, Editor, TheAmericanView.com
Recovering Republican
"Accursed is that peace of which revolt from God is the bond, and b
Questions like the one below (by James Maule) are useless, too abstract. Thus
my answer: It depends. To what "views" and "opinions" are you alluding,
specifically, since some are true and some are false? Me? I love to "swallow
and regurgitate" views and opinions that are true. Oh, and when
