Every thinker is aware that the search for “truth” is one of the primary tasks of philosophy. Since ancient times, philosophers have strived to clarify this expression from multiple angles, due to the complexity of its fields and the ambiguity of its content. It is no coincidence that the word philosophy, derived from Greek origins meaning “love of wisdom,” also means “love of truth,” as this issue has preoccupied humanity and has been a source of confusion and perplexity regarding its intellectual and fateful inquiries. Undoubtedly, no issue in human history has occupied and troubled people like the question of “truth.”