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Present Day, there is conflict between theorists and scientists who lash against religion and faith. Scientists believe in actual physical things while religion depicts spirituality and a mighty being that is not visible but cannot be explained by science. This is a bigger case of truth vs. perspective as there is no official scientific evidence that god exists, but the perspective that believers have in an almighty being may prove otherwise. It is hard to understand which side is correct because there is evidence to support both sides, but is also mainly depends on perspective.

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Perspective and Truth can go hand in hand but often times clash, with truth giving actual facts and evidence, and perspective being a point of view influenced by opinion and what is seen of heard. Often times, perspective influences how people and communities view people never fully understanding them nor putting themselves into their shoes, or some people because they are from a different culture or belief what is seen may not always be bad and not the actual known truth.

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Atticus does not let his perspective alter the reality and truth. He is a very understanding person who teaches very big moral lesson to the rest of the Maycomb community to not judge based on what you see, but to understand what is actually going on. From experience he has learned to always put himself in others shoes to not rely on his perspective and evidence but also see what goes on in another's person shoes. He is very understanding and always wants people to not speak and gossip unless it is the truth and not influenced by perspective. Atticus is able to understand others and gives examples of his wisdom, when he speaks for those that are in actual need or he knows the actual events and actions which lead toward ignorance. He is very kept to himself and always observes making his conclusions with evidence and truth. Although he uses his perspective at times he does not share it with others but instead makes inferences corroborated with actual evidence.

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A person who is afraid to talk, acts shy or has a hard time opening up can be viewed by others as "odd" or "cold" yet that person might be suffering from anxiety or past trauma.

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"If you can learn a simple trick, Scout, you'll get along a lot better with all kinds of folks. You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view...Until you climb into his skin and walk around it...Sometimes it's better to bend the law a little in special cases... In certain circumstances the common folk judiciously allowed them certain privileges by the simple method of becoming blind to some of the the activities," (Lee 30).

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Walter Cunningham is a  young farmer, he is humble and kind. Yet, his looks, as for instance; his pair of shoes, his clothes or the lack of food/money he possesses speaks more about him than any of his other traits do. A Cunningham is seen as a poor person, that's how Maycomb County views them and there's nothing else to say about them. Demonstrating that Walter Cunningham is one of many humans who are judged by perspective rather than understanding of actual truth.

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It is obvious how people from an event where Boo Radley hurt his father, that there was something wrong with the family. The information provided from Miss Stephanie Crawford, a neighborhood scold, suggests that most of the events that happened were not true. The story and evidence of the event that had occurred also shows the perspective of the Maycomb community, and little truthful facts on what had actually happened that day. People began to assume things that had not actually happened, in which we can see how throughout the years actual events are not known, but only fragments are left and it is more perspective than truth. It is shown that the perspective of Miss Stephanie Crawford is not actual facts, but only passed down recollections of events, and she had seen nothing of the event.

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Miss Caroline comes from a place in Alabama where multiple people have no background. Therefore, she instantly assumes the roles of her students. She uses her perspective and own judgement rather than getting to know the truth about each of the kids.

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The Radleys had been judged by the community without them knowing actual facts. People just assumed the worst things about them by just watching them and criticizing them with no actual truth. One can see that the truth was unknown and not taken into account, but perspective led to rumors and negative viewing of the Radleys with no actual factual evidence. If taken into account perspective had led to legends and myths which were not comparable to the actual truth. The community of Maycomb has not been able to differentiate truth and perspective which affects how the Radleys are seen and describeda s.

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Atticus is a person who has both his perspective and sees the truth of people and situations. He is not influenced by his perspective but of the facts and truth that are evident and seen by him. One can say that through his perspective he sees and understands but does not overlook the facts and is not a judgmental person.

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Scout's views on education before she went to School, were of excitement. Now that she has experienced school by herself, she feels as if she is not getting the right type of learning at school. She claims to love reading and writing, and being good at it. However, because of Miss Caroline's perspective towards the education system, she has to adapt to the grade she is in. Her abilities have to match the place where she's at right now. Scout wishes her progress/advanced skills would be facilitated instead of being forced to slow down.

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The Radleys were victims of clashing perspective and the truth. The community of Maycomb had made inferences of truth and made ideas based on what they saw. People did not know what atually happened between the Radleys, but their perspective was different from the truth.

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There's only one version of a truth. A truth only exists for it's own, while perception exists for various purposes. Perspective is sensory of details, while truth is composed of on-point information.

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"Inside the house lived a malevolent phantom. People said he existed...People said he went out at night when the moon was down, and peeped in windows. When people's azaleas froze in a cold snap, it was because he had breathed on them...Radley pecans would kill you...kept to themselves, did not go to church,never joined a missionary circle," (Lee 9).

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"She discovered that I was literate and looked at me with more than a faint distaste. Miss Caroline told me to tell my father not to teach me anymore. It will interfere with my learning." ( Lee, 22 )

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"Jem received most of his information from Miss Stephanie Crawford, a neighborhood scold, who said she knew the whole thing. Boo was sitting int he living room cutting some items from the Maycomb Tribune to paste in his scrapbook. His father entered the room. As he passed by, Boo drove the scissors into his parent's leg,  pulled them out, wiped them on his pants, and resumed his activities. Mrs. Radley ran screaming into the street that Arthur was killing them all...he was thirty-three years then...Mr. Radley said no Radley was going to any asylum," (Lee 11).

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"He ain't company, Cal, he is just a Cunningham." ( Lee, 33 )

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"I could not help receiving the impression that I was being cheated out of something... I did not believe that twelve years of boredom was exactly what the state had in mind for me." ( Lee, 43. )