Dean Welty of the Family Valley Forum speaks with Jasen Glasbrenner and Donna Moore who also serves on the Virginia Christian Advisory Board.
What is Truth? Is an old question that’s been asked many times, going back to the Garden of Eden when the serpent made Eve doubt what God had said about the forbidden tree. Pontius Pilate doubted Jesus claim that he was born to bear witness to the Truth. And we have our own doubts about truths regarding “morality” and “good and evil”.
Are there absolute truths that are always the same, like gravity, or are do they change with situations and over time?· Also, is Truth something we decide for ourselves, or does Someone else make that decision for us?· What is The Truth Project – and why does it matter anyway?
Dean Welty is Founder and Director of the Valley Family Forum, a network of families in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia that works to defend and advance issues of Life, Faith, Family, and Freedom in the culture and in the public square.
He has developed and led numerous seminars on “America’s Godly Heritage” and “Capstone: The Christian’s Role in Culture and Public Policy”, hosted a weekly television program entitled “Valley Faith in Action”, and is co-host of a weekly radio program entitled “Crossroads: Where Faith and Culture Meet”.
He is a former public school teacher, overseas missionary, and senior diplomat with assignments in Asia, Washington, New York with the U.S. Mission to the UN, and as a Congressional Fellow on Capitol Hill.
Dean and his wife Janet live in Harrisonburg, VA.
What is Truth? Is an old question that’s been asked many times, going back to the Garden of Eden when the serpent made Eve doubt what God had said about the forbidden tree. Pontius Pilate doubted Jesus claim that he was born to bear witness to the Truth. And we have our own doubts about truths regarding “morality” and “good and evil”.