Truth: Various definition of truth exist depending if you're a mathematician, and physicist, a philosopher or a judge. Each definition has its' own set of criterias that define it. The most exact truth is the mathematical truth, the vaguest is the philosophical truth. But the truth we're concerned with is the legal definition of truth, since the law is the basis by which life and death issues are judged by. Throughout history, kings have made up thier own version of good and evil, and their own justice, what is right in their own eyes. Comparing the law of Moses, which is from God, with any other man made law, one thing becomes immediately clear: man made laws are not able to give justice to anyone. According to the law of God, and in legal tribunals, truth is established by two or three witnesses. no truth is established by the word of one man only. Therefore it must be understood that truth is established by the words of witnesses, and that without witnesses, no matter can be attested to be true. Such is the testimony of Mohamette, which is the word of one man, who purportedly had visions and conversations with an angel, and had supernatural revelations. By analysing his testimony, and comparing it with the previously witnessed version of the truth as testified by four witnesses, the later version, which conflicts with the earlier testimonies has to be rejected as false since it comes later, and is in contradiction with the direct witnesses. Obviously, if someone comes four weeks after an incident pretending to know it all, and who'se testimony contradicts each one of the witnesses, then such a testimony has to be rejected as false for the obvious reason that 1: The purported witness was not at the scene, and 2: his testimony does not match those of the direct witnesses.
And such is mohamette's testimony, 600 years after the fact, and contradicting all the direct witnesses of the events written about in the bible.
I cannot judge truth for anyone, truth is something man must learn to judge for himself. Judges spend all their lives acquiring wisdom to jduge correctly. Kings do that also in order to render justice to the people.
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