Why is Truth Revelatory?

“Truth is revelatory” says Kellerman. Keggerman doesn’t buy it, “Why paint a hero’s journey unto something true?” If something is true, why does it need to be discovered? “Perhaps the boundary is change? We want change to feel changy, so we call it a revelation, a new thing uncovered, maybe a new us,” Kellerman. “If you need it,” says Keggerman, “but don’t put that on me.”

“Divinity can discuss reality through a narration of change, conversations (and acts) of discovery, indicating there is more than what you see or feel at any given moment,” Beatrice. This is, almost definitionally, a mode of Divinity. Expandable experience. “Yes,” says Beatrice, “even the experience of imagining, conceptualizing ideas, sense of self and world and other and what’s more, or how less and little (ourselves, other items named or not). Experience of mental acts, projections into our social or non-social selves. In nature.”