@HexHammer,
HexHammer wrote:
guigus wrote:Do you mean enlightened? And if so, do you mean enlightened by you?
The sad thing, you need very simple things spelled out. Just a few posts before, I presented all there is to the matter, and you missed it, you need your head dragged to it and rubbed against it, so is it with people who usually gets their knowledge through books.
And I am supposed to review all your posts looking for the one in which you "presented all there is to the matter"? You are joking, right?
How about discussing the following reasoning (with arguments instead of rhetoric and/or insults):
OK, let us go for a language you appear to understand: the most basic principle of Aristotelian logic, the principle of identity, "A is A." Or, which is the same: "A
must be A" (otherwise, A would not be A, which would violate the principle of identity). Would you say that "A must be A" has a different meaning than "it must be that A is A"? Or that "necessarily if A then A" does not mean "if A then necessarily A"? I hope not. Well, since A is whatever I wish, it can be a truth, right? So a truth must be a truth. Finally, since being a truth is the same as being
true (for whatever is untrue is not a truth), then we have: every truth must be
true.