Why do some people live for the truth, and what do they get out of the truth?

They were given a pure life: they believed in moral truth, goodness, and beauty. Believe in the inner harmony of nature.

Thus they were separated from the shackles of human nature through the pursuit of faith, and they gained a complete soul and a recognition of the harmonious and unified nature of nature, so that they reflected themselves in nature and placed their lives in truth.

The following words may be generalized:

This may be because human beings prefer to live clearly rather than always be bothered by things they don't understand.

Therefore, human beings regard the search for truth as the highest level, and those who can contribute to the search for truth can often be respected, such as written into textbooks and go down in history.

So those who seek the truth may want to get this. Of course, it is not denied that they have made great sacrifices and contributions for the sake of humanity.

People must have a sustenance to live, some people live for money, some people live for family affection, some people live for love, some people live for career, some people live for reputation... If these things that can be seen, touched, and felt cannot make the person feel meaningful, living for the truth is also a kind of spiritual sustenance for survival. If I had to say that they got something out of the truth, I think it should be a reason to live.

Freedom for the sake of freedom This freedom may be with oneself or with others for the sake of freedom and would rather die.

People live for money, and birds die for food. Not the truth for all. For people with a higher desire for money, it is.

Truth is conditional and concrete.

1. (In terms of breadth) the object reflected by the truth is conditional and limited. Any truth, since it is limited by the level of human practice, its scope, and its ability to know, can only be an understanding of a certain stage, a certain aspect, and a certain level of the development of the infinite material world, and is therefore limited. This is the conditional, finite nature of truth in breadth.

2. (In terms of depth) the degree to which the truth reflects the objective object is also conditional and limited. Not only is the object reflected in any particular truth limited in scope, but also in the degree of its correctness. Due to the constraints of conditions, the reflection of any truth on the object of knowledge can only be relatively correct, that is, it is limited in the depth and accuracy of knowledge, or it is approximate.

This is the conditional, finite nature of truth in depth. That is to say, any truth can only be a subjective reflection of the approximate correctness of objective things, that is, the relative correctness.

The reality of matter. Right thinking.

The answer is brelativity.

10 Any truth is concrete, and there is no such thing as an all-encompassing truth, because truth has (b).

a.Absoluteness b Relativity.

c Comprehensive d One-sided.

Truth is people's correct reflection of objective things and their laws, and all truth-based understandings strive to correctly reveal the nature of things and the laws of development, and truth plays a tremendous guiding role in people's understanding and transformation of the world. (4 points).

It is a mistake to think that "what is useful is the truth". Because truth is objective, objectivity is the most basic attribute of truth, and social practice is the only criterion for testing truth, which is not subject to people's subjective will. To think that what is useful is the truth is to deny the objectivity of the truth, and it is an idealist view.

4 marks) This question is based on the truth. To test students' understanding of the knowledge of truth. This paper analyzes the meaning of truth, the guiding role of truth, and the fact that truth is objective and practice is the only criterion for testing truth.

Truth exists naturally and objectively in the universe and is eternal. Many truths existed before we humans came into being. (For example, "The sun is a fireball.")

They are summarized through human observation and practice. It itself is the law of operation between the universe, and of course it is useful for human beings. When we grasp the truth, it is like grasping the rules of the road, and we can better survive and develop. Truth can guide humanity as experience.

But "useful" is just our own human experience, (such as "thin is beautiful") different people, different circumstances, different time and space will be different, and even contradict each other, it is our subjective feeling, not necessarily always correct, so it is not called the truth.

If what is useful is the truth, then everyone in the world thinks they are right ... Of course, the so-called truths that we have summarized only on human beings themselves have also seen through our eyes, and may be overturned in a few hundred years. But one thing is certain: no matter how wrong you are, the truth must have existed.