I only ask you whether it is not a scientific truth that the effect of everything which is of the nature of a cause is eternal.
Like physicians, chemists, and other members of learned and scientific professions, they have a keen appreciation of the value of scientific truth, and it is for this reason that they make a point of calling offenders to account.
For the historian to adopt it and affirm it afresh on his own account implies that he regards it as a scientific truth.
A political law or a scientific truth may be perilous to the morals or the faith of individuals, but it cannot on this ground be resisted by the Church.
To understand the certainty of scientific truth, a man must have deeply studied scientific method; to understand the obligation of political principle requires a similar mental discipline.
The position which I take, and which I shall endeavor to maintain, is, that scientific truth, rightly understood, is religious truth.
Yet, in consequence of the scientific discovery, that language conveys quite a different meaning to our minds from what it did to those who supposed it to teach a scientific truth.
Truth is scientific truth, based on criticism, hence the religion of modern man must also rest on critical truth.
The state has the conviction that in its political offices it has no organs for the cognition of scientific truth, for this reason it leaves science to self-regulation.
It is not science the Church opposes, but error; not truth, but the emancipation of the human mind from God's authority, an emancipation that is trying to hide its real self under the guise of scientific truth.
When I speak here of truth, assuredly I refer first to scientific truth; but I also mean moral truth, of which what we call justice is only one aspect.
The end of the conflict was a total rejection of authority and tradition, and the adoption of scientific truth.
It is true that observation and demonstration are the only sources of scientific truth; but then, demonstration may be founded on other grounds besides the elementary properties of number.
This is a point which appears to me to be most intimately connected and mixed up with the very essence and spirit of scientific truth.
It affirms the actual or possible existence of Things possessing the combination of attributes set forth in the definition; and this, if true, may be foundation sufficient on which to build a whole fabric of scientific truth.
It has called wide attention to the influence of mere authority in establishing erroneous theories and in retarding the progress of scientific truth.
It affirms the real existence of Things possessing the combination of attributes set forth in the definition; and this, if true, may be foundation sufficient on which to build a whole fabric of scientific truth.
They will relate either to Expetenda and Fugienda, or they must bear, at least indirectly, upon some point of scientific truth or observed cognition.
The argument is as follows: "But it may well be doubted whether the Church did retard the progress of scientific truth.
But it is God who did this, not the Church; and, moreover, since He thought fit so to act as to retard the progress of scientific truth, it would be little to her discredit even if it were true that she had followed His example.
And when these last are hastily sought after, not from any devotion to scientific truth, or any genuine love of it, but for some purpose of controversy, we may receive it as a sure and certain fact that they will not be found.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "scientific truth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
