This document discusses oppositions between different modes of thinking and perceiving truth. It presents a model where empiric thinking is opposed to intuitive feeling. Empiric thinking seeks truth through objective facts and verification, while intuitive feeling sees truth as more subjective based on personal belief and faith. This reflects the divide between religion and science in their different quests for truth. The document suggests these opposing modes can work together to resolve the conundrum of defining truth, with the center representing reconciliation between the elements.