They can be translated from one to the other, and with enough imagination, probably to an equal degree. Which means that you have to explain why you posit subject-predicate as the structuration of the world, if it happens that non-finites clauses are just a co-extent with reality as finite ones. As of now the move seems arbitrary. — Akanthinos

As I said, non-finite clauses have a subject-predicate structure too, just not explicit.

But what are facts if not objective truths? — litewave

States of affairs. (Dynamic) ways the world is.

States of affairs. (Dynamic) ways the world is. — Terrapin Station

If it is a fact that the world is a certain way, then I would say that it is objectively true that the world is that way. This seems to be the usual concept of objective truth.