the truth of a proposition p requires the following two conditions to be met: (1) it is a fact that p, and (2) the proposition corresponds to that fact.”9 So, as J. P. Moreland states, “the truth relation of correspondence holds between two things—a relevant fact and a proposition—just in case the fact matches, conforms to, corresponds to the proposition.”10 Truth à la correspondence may thus be defined as follows: For any proposition p, p is true just in case it corresponds to reality.11 But as