Ideology and Truth

Ideology

Ideology noun - The basic beliefs or guiding principles of a person or group.

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Truth and ideology are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Truth" instead a noun "Ideology".

Truth noun - Agreement with fact or reality.

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Ideology and truth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ideology" instead a noun "Truth".

pure	pure ideology	pure truth
common	common ideology	common truth
single	single ideology	single truth
actual	actual ideology	actual truth
Other adjectives: entire, real, unfortunate, personal, religious, imperial, different, red.

It's a charge not without truth although, as described by one thread commentator, it's less about ideology and more that the Centurions are a "bunch of generals who are frankly out of their depth." Some are though.

Source: Literature / All Along the Watchtower
During this time, anything that was once glorified by metal was now vilified, and the theatrical, technical, and excessive natures of metal became a reason for headshaking and scorn as Alternative's Three Chords and the Truth ideology became mainstream.

Source: Useful Notes / Heavy Metal
Unlike their peers at the time, however, the Clash were no firm believer of the pure Three Chords and the Truth ideology: they were not afraid of experimenting with a diverse range of musical styles, and as such were critically acclaimed musically.

Source: Music / The Clash

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