But this entire view is founded on indifferentism and unionism flowing from the false principle that quality must be sacrificed to quantity, eternal truth to temporal peace and unity to external progress and temporary success.
A celebrated man has undertaken this enterprise; but true Christianity, that is, Catholicity, rejects these adulterous alliances; it ceases to acknowledge its most eminent apologists when they have quitted the path of eternal truth.
Eternal truth," in the realm of science, equally with that of philosophy, he scouts as absurd.
The words of eternal truth, and the faith of the universal Church, are weighed in the balance against the civilization of the nineteenth century; they are found wanting, and they must be cast aside.
But we must not hesitate to accept a doctrine which comes to us from the lips of Eternal Truth, in language so clear, so simple, so divine.
We cling fast to the words of eternal truth, with a firm confidence that they cannot be shaken by the arguments of human wisdom, nor even by the boasted civilization of the nineteenth century.
Yet Joseph Smith taught this doctrine as one of eternal truth, taught him by God.
It is remarkable that Joseph Smith taught the law of evolution as an eternal truth, twenty or more years before Darwin published his views.
If God did not reveal it to him, where did he learn it, and whence came the courage to teach it as an eternal truth?
For such existence, like the essence of the thing, is conceived as an eternal truth.
But if God had spoken to them without the intervention of any bodily means, immediately they would have perceived it not as a law but as an eternal truth.
Johnson has written the following on the Persian poet, who is the subject of our present volume: "He makes plain to the Pilgrim the secrets of the Way of Unity, and unveils the Mysteries of the Path of Eternal Truth.
The intoxication of Life and its pleasures and occupations veils the Truth from men's eyes, and they ought to pass on to the spiritual intoxication which makes men beside themselves and lifts them to the beatific vision of eternal Truth.
That is an eternal truth, which here once more is proven.
Who never ate his bread with weeping,' sighed the governess, and added, 'that is an eternal truth.
Nay, more, such a doctrine has in it no element of vitality, no germ of eternal truth, and must speedily perish.
Plato had been taught by Socrates, that beyond the world of sense there is a world of eternal truth, seen by the eye of reason alone.
If there is no Eternal Truth, there can be no Immutable Right.
The principle which your honourable Secretary of State professes, is a principle of eternal truth.
Now, in the name of eternal truth, and by all that is dear and sacred to man, since the history of mankind is recorded, there has been no cause more just than the cause of Hungary.
No, no, my humble tongue tells the records of eternal truth.
There is nothing which can turn them away or press them down; for being full of Eternal Truth, they burn with the fire of inextinguishable charity.
Succour me, O Eternal Truth, that no vanity may move me.
You will lead it some thousands of years earlier into the kingdom of eternal truth--and therein lies your supreme service.
But is eternal truth of use to man and within his reach, if there is no eternal life?
He has given us a masterly discussion of eternal truth as contrasted with the temporary expressions of it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "eternal truth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
