Truth or not Truth

I have often thought myself to be effective at finding what is truthful and reasonably trustworthy as a source of information.  I rely on inspiration and a gift of God to identify such things. It seems that there is an art or a skill to this that I have been taught to improve.  In college it is expected that I use and cite my sources.  Therefore, I need to improve my studying to use the standards I have been taught.

I have been misled in the past, and usually by a decent source.  For this reason I intend to continue to rely on the gift of God to help me identify truth, yet it will be more effective the search Google Books and the local library than to use much on the internet, simply because it is difficult to cite and rely on the majority of opinions on the internet, on account of their incomplete background information.  It is important that, even if it is the internet, we should research and study for truth or we may not find it.

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