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The Nature of Truth

Volume VI, Number II

Is truth absolute? How do we recognize what is true? How can we access our truest selves? These questions reappear at every stage of life and are the vortex of KidSpirit’s global community of truth-seekers in this issue.

Cover Artwork: Calvin Larson

The Big Question

Does Truth Have Inherent Value?

by Sofiy Inck

First, because thinking of the idea of truth as a concept independent of fact, is very difficult to consider, and because of this it is frustrating to argue about.

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More Stories

Features

The Age of Discovery

by Katie Reis

Almost everyone in high school is self-conscious.

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Features

The Truths Behind Modern Technology

by Akash Mehta

I frantically checked my other pockets and my bag, then pushed to the front of the bus.

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Features

This Is Mostly True

by Zoe Miller
Awesome Moments

Miraculous

by Matt Delavan
Awesome Moments

A Realization About the Nature of Truth

by Simone Britto
Interfaith Connections

Awakening

by Melynn Oliver
Interfaith Connections

A Light in the Abyss

by Fareeha Shah
Interfaith Connections

The Ultimate Superpower

by Gracie Griffin
Media

The Thing Around Your Neck: A Review

by Caie Kelley
Media

Don't Sleep, There Are Snakes

by Krishna Rao
Media

The Award for Most Truthful Goes to…

by Misbah Awan
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Poetry

When the Sun

by Charlotte Rauner

There was a day when the sun forgot to rise,
and confusion was creeping. The people
didn’t go to their lives, and
stayed home instead, watching

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Camouflage

by Vanita Sharma

High School

by Darius Wright

True . . . Or Not?

by Swastika Jajoo

The Playground in Winter

by Maria Christian

Blizzard

by Will Hodgkinson

Parallel Perceptions

by Sunwrita Dastidar

PerSpectives

There Is No Password

by Rabbi Rami Shapiro

That was the announcement Reverend Margaret made at a retreat I led last November.

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