Firstly I feel that the only way one can determine whether he/she can defend this claim is by trying to establish common ground for the meaning of the word truth. Basing our concentration on the claim itself, we can see that the meaning of the word `belief' is easily altered in many different ways depending on how the word truth is described. We usually feel very comfortable and perhaps confident that whatever our beliefs are, they contain the most obvious and significant truth. One of the, or if not the most important aspects of a belief is for it to be something that is true to us. But this doesn't necessarily mean that a belief is what we accept as truth. First, we must understand, if there is at all, the meaning of the word `truth'. It is easy to notice how we flee from the truth...