Letters Definition of ‘truth’ changes over time Monday, May 5, 2003 9:00pm Opinion Letters Regarding Dennis D. Morgan’s letter, “Old days were better in many ways” (April 30): ...

To this day, governments arbitrating “truth” is a defining characteristic of dictatorships and repressive regimes. Democracies have no such arbitrators, allowing the public to define "truth ...

Increasingly, they also turn to a small number of fact-checking websites to arbitrate what constitutes “truth,” placing a small number of people in charge of, essentially, defining reality.

The differences between truth and values With the privilege of salvation come the obligations of discipleship. In putting our faith in Jesus to be saved, we are agreeing to commit to live by His Word.