The coherence theory of truth states that a proposition is true if it coheres with or logically follows from the set of propositions that are accepted as true without contradiction. The truth of a belief depends on its coherence with other beliefs, and truth exists on a spectrum. The correspondence theory of truth holds that a statement is true if it agrees with or matches the actual facts or reality, regardless of whether it coheres with any system of beliefs. Truth depends on corresponding to objective reality rather than internal consistency alone.
The coherence theory of truth states that a proposition is true if it coheres with or logically follows from the set of propositions that are accepted as true without contradiction. The truth of a belief depends on its coherence with other beliefs, and truth exists on a spectrum. The correspondence theory of truth holds that a statement is true if it agrees with or matches the actual facts or reality, regardless of whether it coheres with any system of beliefs. Truth depends on corresponding to objective reality rather than internal consistency alone.
The coherence theory of truth states that a proposition is true if it coheres with or logically follows from the set of propositions that are accepted as true without contradiction. The truth of a belief depends on its coherence with other beliefs, and truth exists on a spectrum. The correspondence theory of truth holds that a statement is true if it agrees with or matches the actual facts or reality, regardless of whether it coheres with any system of beliefs. Truth depends on corresponding to objective reality rather than internal consistency alone.
• Coherence is synonymous to "harmony" or the agreement of one set of
knowledge with another set of knowledge so long as one preposition or statement can be derived from another statement without any contradiction through the formal law of logic.
• The coherence theory of truth states that if a proposition coheres with
all the other propositions taken to be true, then it is true. -The truth of a belief can only consist in its coherence with other beliefs; truth comes in degrees
• Coherence theorists hold that truth consists in coherence . with a set
of beliefs or with a set of propositions held to be true, not just an arbitrary collection of propositions CORRESPONDENCE THEORY This theory holds that truth is the agreement between that is asserted or declared and the world of facts, In short, our knowledge is true if only based on facts or objective reality. - The statement "I'm typing on the computer" is true if and only if I am actually in fact typing on the computer.
The theory assumes that there is a real world of facts whose
existence does not depend on our beliefs, thoughts, or perceptions, and to which our statements can correspond.