Two Truths theory

The Two Truths theory is a philosophical concept often discussed in contexts like epistemology and ethics. It suggests that there are two levels of truth: the conventional truth, which refers to everyday experiences and common beliefs, and ultimate truth, which involves deeper, often more abstract understandings of reality. In practical terms, it recognizes that while we may hold certain beliefs or observations to be true in daily life, there may be a more profound or different reality that challenges these surface-level truths. This framework encourages us to explore and question our understanding of knowledge and truth.