Can something be true for you and not true for me? In other words, is the truth relative or is the truth fixed? How you answer this question shapes the way you look at the world. Renowned philosophy professor Paul Copan provides an excellent road map through this tricky and vitally important issue.
By Illinois ReviewFormer President Bill Clinton may have just handed Illinois voters a political earthquake.In a recent closed-door deposition before the House Oversight Committee, Clinton admitted under oath...
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