Suppose someone says, 'It rained today in a distant city.'
You may fully understand all the words and thus understand the claim. That does not settle whether the rain actually occurred.
For assent, you would seek weather observations or reliable reporting.
Clarity of meaning is different from the evidential support required for accepting the claim as true.
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Understanding a statement is not endorsing it
Badihi and Nazari Forms of Conception and Judgment
Suppose someone says, 'It rained today in a distant city.'
You may fully understand all the words and thus understand the claim. That does not settle whether the rain actually occurred.
For assent, you would seek weather observations or reliable reporting.
Clarity of meaning is different from the evidential support required for accepting the claim as true.