The New Philosophy Vol 69 No 3, July-September 1966

Transactions of the Sixty-Ninth Annual Meeting of the Swedenborg Scientific Association

by Morna Hyatt

Two Sources of Truth–Or Two Foundations?

by Ormond Odhner

The answer depends, of course, upon what you mean by truth. The Writings themselves use the word “truth” in many different ways. They speak of Divine truth, spiritual truths, rational truths, moral truths, natural truths or the truths of nature, appearances of truth, sensual and scientific truths. Modern dictionaries, not so concerned with theology, define truth as that which is in line with the real state of things, that which is in conformity with fact or reality.

Swedenborg’s Rational Psychology: Lecture 5

by Erik Sandstrom

Lecture V: Affections

Philosophical Notes

by Editor

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