A quility set of arguments, well reasoned, referened and cited.
The only thing I can add is in the definition of true it states consistent with fact or reality. This means something that is consistant with fact is true or that something sonsistant with reality is true. Furher second definition of reality which was previously cited stated "One, such as a person, an entity, or an event, that is actual: 'the weight of history and political realities' (Benno C. Schmidt, Jr.)". So are Political Realities objective or concrete?
I do agree that something that is factual is true, but something that is true is not necessarily factual.
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