Philosophy

Self Affirmation as the Knower To make a judgment is to have a sort of understanding; it is possibly not always the correct judgment. The fact that one is prepared to judge makes one best prepare to judge the "self", which is a concrete and intelligible unity-identity-whole. When the self both affirms and is affirmed and is characterized by sensing, perceiving, imaging, inquiring, understanding, formulating, reflecting, grasping the unconditioned, and affirming is self affirming, and …

…Self Affirmation in the Possibility of Judgments of Facts Only from facts can judgment be reached through self-affirmation and having all theories virtually unconditioned by factual information stating whether judgment can be concluded strongly agreeing or disagreeing with each act recognized through one's own theories. Moreover, all information recognized will be the basis to the underlying identifying answer to one's fulfillment whether it is a yes or no affirmation to judgment, all will be judged.