We return to Chapter 6 of Saving Truth and continue the conversation on gender, sexuality, and identity. How does the Christian answer to these important questions compare to those offered by other worldviews? The Bible's claims about freedom and human dignity are in stark contrast to the post-truth principle of absolute autonomy. Can the gospel truly be good news for the people in our lives who have questions about their gender, sexuality, and identity?

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In the first half of our conversation about Chapter 6 of Saving Truth, we discuss the practical implications of living out Jesus' command to love our neighbors as ourselves when we talk about gender, sexuality, and identity. Post-truth confusion raises questions about who we are, what we do and feel, and what a good life looks like. What can the gospel offer in the face of these profound challenges?

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In Chapter 5 of Saving Truth, we discover that our beliefs about human dignity have huge consequences on our actions and our conversations. Does Christianity really offer the best foundation for human dignity? What are the other options? If we truly believe that every person is made in the image of God, what should change about the way we think, speak, and act with the people in our lives?

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In Chapter 4 of Saving Truth, we expand on the important relationship between truth and freedom. It turns out that clarifying our definition of freedom can change the way we have conversations about a host of other topics. In a post-truth culture that says we can be free from everything, how can we live with a freedom that points to the truth of who God is?

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In Chapter 3 of Saving Truth, we consider the uneasy sacrifices that must be made for a post-truth world to exist. The consequences of confusion impact our understanding of reason, moral accountability, and human value. In light of these serious challenges, what does true freedom actually look like?

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In this discussion of Saving Truth, chapter 1, we address the reality of living in a post-truth world. From the news we read to the conversations we have to the decisions we make, the post-truth philosophy has serious consequences for all of us. In the midst of this culture of confusion, how do we identify our own "post-truthness" and choose a better way?

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Abdu Murray joins us to introduce his book, Saving Truth: Finding Meaning and Clarity in a Post-Truth World. Abdu shares about why and how the book came into being and gives us helpful reading tips for this season. Along the way we also answer some essential reading questions, including our best moments with a book and our worst reading habits.

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How can we learn to be active readers, with both our heads and hearts connected to what God wants to teach us? In this introductory episode, Shawn Hart and Ivy Tyson introduce themselves and the Cover to Cover podcast.

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