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Now, here's your host, Jay Warner Wallace.

Thanks for joining us here at Cold Case Christianity.

I'm Jay Warner Wallace.

If you've been listening or watching our show here at NRB or listening on podcast, you

know that we've been talking about the nature of truth over the last couple of weeks. And actually over a couple of months, we've talked about the

different lies that sometimes the academy or the culture wants to tell us about truth. And last time

we talked about truth, we talked about the necessary distinction between subjective truth claims

and objective truth claims. And today what we're going to do is talk about,

we're going to actually offer a test to see how well each of us

understands these distinctions between subjective and objected.

If you remember, the last time we did talk about truth,

we talked about why it's so important to know the difference

between subjective claims and objective claims.

And I always use the example

related to kind of our preferences for desserts. Very few of us would be willing to go on a missions

trip or make a case strongly for about our favorite dessert. You may have a sense of what your

favorite movie is or what your favorite food is or what your favorite pet is.

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