Compare two forms.
“Paradise” conveys a concept, without an assertion: conception.
“Paradise is true” asserts something about Paradise. It has declarative form, and accepting the proposition as true concerns tasdiq.
Likewise, “the punishment of the grave” identifies a subject, while “the punishment of the grave is true” makes a proposition about that subject.
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Worked exercise: identifying an assertion
Knowledge, Conception and Judgment
Compare two forms.
“Paradise” conveys a concept, without an assertion: conception.
“Paradise is true” asserts something about Paradise. It has declarative form, and accepting the proposition as true concerns tasdiq.
Likewise, “the punishment of the grave” identifies a subject, while “the punishment of the grave is true” makes a proposition about that subject.