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God is the truth. OK? Doesn't every good thing, according to you, come from The Father of the Celestial Lights? James 1:17 WHO told you every important truth comes from the Bible?Ana.J,
Of course, the truth about what.
All important truth is recorded in the Bible, just as Jesus said in a prayer at John 17:17.
Ana.J,
Of course, the truth about what.
All important truth is recorded in the Bible, just as Jesus said in a prayer at John 17:17.
Ana.J,
Of course, the truth about what.
All important truth is recorded in the Bible, just as Jesus said in a prayer at John 17:17.
I think a theory is something without proof.In 21 century, the age of information, you can find the proof to any theory on the Internet. You can find any type of information there. The question is how do you navigate through the amount of bull*** and find the truth?
How do you know what to believe in this dump?
To put things into an interesting context, the Bible was the Internet once upon a time. Honestly what it is a collection of favorite blogs. The blog of St. Matthew. The blog of Amos. The blog of Isaiah. The blog of St. Paul. And so forth. How do you fact check those?Hm....Bible will not help me to deal with the info on the Internet.....
It is not just the Internet causing misinformation, and propaganda has been around for a long-long time. Not to worry. The tools and powers once reserved for the wealthy classes are now available to lower and middle classes such as ourselves, so we don't have to fly blind or rely upon the blessings of better people! Its so awesome that libraries have biographies along with other history books, and these are what you are searching for. History does appear to repeat itself in many ways, so if you can dig 'Roots' into history then you will not be turned over by the 'Winds' of rumors that come and go.In 21 century, the age of information, you can find the proof to any theory on the Internet. You can find any type of information there. The question is how do you navigate through the amount of bull*** and find the truth?
How do you know what to believe in this dump?
Learn to detect logical fallacies.The question is how do you navigate through the amount of bull*** and find the truth?
I guess it depends for what. I wouldn't recommend taking any medical advice from the internet. On the other hand, if the website raises a valid point, I would bring it up with my doctor and ask about it.In 21 century, the age of information, you can find the proof to any theory on the Internet. You can find any type of information there. The question is how do you navigate through the amount of bull*** and find the truth?
How do you know what to believe in this dump?
Now you talkin' crazy talk.I guess you just have to use some sense.
In 21 century, the age of information, you can find the proof to any theory on the Internet. You can find any type of information there. The question is how do you navigate through the amount of bull*** and find the truth?
1=One may ask right questions.In 21 century, the age of information, you can find the proof to any theory on the Internet. .....How do you know what to believe in this dump?......
Yeah, I always go for the scam searches too.2=Use words review pro con scam in searches.
In 21 century, the age of information, you can find the proof to any theory on the Internet. You can find any type of information there. The question is how do you navigate through the amount of bull*** and find the truth?
How do you know what to believe in this dump?
Part of what I love about the internet is that I can read any number of implausible things and make a fast judgment based on how well supported the claim is.In 21 century, the age of information, you can find the proof to any theory on the Internet.
Ana.J,
Of course, the truth about what.
All important truth is recorded in the Bible, just as Jesus said in a prayer at John 17:17.
Go down to the local public library and speak with a media specialist. They may have workshops about information literacy, or can teach you about information literacy. Such a course will cover things like evaluating the merits of source materials for particular purposes. This is an extremely important skill to develop in this information age, and is mandatory if you plan to pursue higher education. Sound academic/research standards rest upon knowing how to properly evaluate sources of information.
I wrote up a quick 101 rundown a while back, but it's on my home computer. I can post it up later if you like (provided I still find it to be of acceptable quality... I wrote it some years ago).
1=One may ask right questions.
2=Use words review pro con scam in searches.
3= Usually first 1 or 2 pages are promotions, be careful.
4=Cross check.
5=Maybe useful @ http://lifehacker.com/5950871/how-to-spot-truth-in-the-sea-of-lies-rumors-and-myths-on-the-internet