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Paper	Topics	for	Introduction	to	Philosophy Papers	should	be	3-4	pages	long	(3	full	pages!),	double-spaced,	Times	New	Roman,	12	point	 font	and	regular	margins 1. Should all truth be questioned and re-reasoned, or are there understandings and dogmas that are true enough to be certainties?

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By the word truth it automatically signifies that it is as per to the reality or the original facts. According to many philosophers’ truth is also considered to be the philosophy of language along with the properties of the sentence, beliefs, propositions and even though that are associated with the reality of the nature. The main objective of truth is to bring belief within a person which is very important to thrive in this world. Before we know if all the truths can be believable and whether questioning or re reasoning is necessary it is important to know the three theories of truth, which are mentioned as follows:
· The Correspondence Theory of Truth: According to this theory the amount truth or the false in a statement can only be determined on how easily it relates to the world and how intricately it describes the whole scenario. The main motive between the questions and identifying is that it shows that the words are metaphysically legitimate and it describes the scenario correctly. For example, In the sentence “The snow is white”, it actually signifies the color of the snow which is actually white. 
· Tarski’s Semantic Theory: According to this theory the truth needs to be formally correct. For example,

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