Tova Biesinger 
Sep. 16th, 2014 
Absolute Truth 
What is two plus two?  
"Four,"
 would be the average response. But about all the unknowns? Two of what 
plus two of what? What type of equal are we looking for?  
For example, what if the equation was asking for the amount of apples on two apple trees plus two acres of apple trees?  
The
 world today is confusing, and it's hard to find absolute truth. But 
there are absolute truths out there. How do we find them? I thought 
you'd never ask... 
The
 first method is using your intuition; also known as your conscience or 
the Light of Christ. Although you can be trained to ignore this voice, 
it will always be there if you have the desire to listen. Deep within us
 we have a burning will to do what's right, we have a yearning for the 
truth. As long as we are humble enough to hear and heed that whisper, it will guide us. 
Another guide is the word of prophets, or spiritual leaders. Forms of scripture fall under this category.
 Scriptures assist you in fine-tuning your conscience. They offer 
experiences of those who've gone before, and words of God. That is 
another way to find truth. If it is the word of God, it is true. (Titus 
1:2)  
The final way to discern truth, is to look at the results. The scriptures say that "… by their fruits ye shall know them."
 (Matt 7:20) Hitler is a fine example. He came forward telling the 
Germans how wonderful he could make Germany. Did he use true principles?
 The "fruit" of his work was Germany in smolders,
 and millions of Jews and others inhumanely killed. One the other hand, 
Joan of Arc promised the same thing: to save France. Did she  use true principles? Her "fruit" was a free France, a stronger king, and an inspiring death.  
 
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