Truth

Truth is eternal and unchanging: a property of what is, not of what seems.

Truth is correspondence: saying of what is that it is, and of what is not that it is not.

God is Truth itself. The mind knows eternal truths by participating in the divine light.

Truth is the adequation of intellect to thing. Being is primarily true; statements are true derivatively.

Truth is what the mind perceives clearly and distinctly, certified by a non-deceiving God.

Truth divides: relations of ideas are demonstrable; matters of fact are known only by experience.

Truth is the agreement of knowledge with its object, but objects are constituted by the mind's categories.

The true is the whole; truth unfolds dialectically through history and requires the entire system.

Truth is what works: an idea proves itself true through its guidance of experience.