“When can we trust our senses to give us truth?”
We as humans rely on our senses in order to effectively communicate with our environment. For example, with our sight we are able to appreciate nature’s beauty, with our hearing and touch we are able to converse with others; our senses equip us to deal with and also to appreciate our environment, but then can we really rely on our senses to tell us the truth? Before this can be determined the word ‘truth’ needs to be defined.
In Christianity, the biblical scriptures clearly depict the second coming of Jesus Christ as the ‘truth’. Christians, people who have accepted Christianity as their religion and therefore have to conform to its rules and beliefs, believe this to be factual. If we were to define “the truth” as the way in which, society in which we live in, perceives and interprets what we or others say or do as genuine or believable; then we could say that for Christians, this statement is the truth.......

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Title: Theory Of Knowledge
Approximate Word Count: 1262
Approximate Pages: 6 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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