Coherence Theory Can consistent statements pave the way to the “truth?” The answer is that it may lead to the “truth” occasionally, but more often than not it will detour on paths dictated by those who utter convincing arguments. In our history, things have been proven and disproved countless times. The world was said to be the centre of the universe, and then it was proved that the sun was. The earth was proclaimed to …showed first 75 words of 363 total…

…showed last 75 words of 363 total…loved one. I succeeded and was ushered into freedom. In a case where evidence can point to or away from the killer, it is up to the advocates to convince, to plead and to form the “truth” in any way that they see it. Since each individual has a different perception, how can one theory be believed to prove what is “true” and false, especially when it relies so much on what those listening perceive?