Welcome everyone to Family Talk. It's a ministry of the James Dobson Family Institute, supported by

listeners just like you. I'm Dr. James Dobson, and I'm thrilled that you've joined us.

Well, welcome back to Dr. James Dobson's family talk. I'm Roger Marsh, and on today's

classic program, we're going to hear the conclusion of a thoughtful conversation featuring our own

Dr. James Dobson and former college president, Dr. Everett Piper. On our last broadcast, Dr. Piper

shared how a student's claim of being offended by a simple sermon

sparked a national conversation about truth and coddling on college campuses.

During the next half hour, he'll help us understand how today's students are different from previous generations

and what that means for higher education.

Now, this captivating discussion about the very real assault

on truth and its impact on the next generation was recorded right here in our family talk

studios. Dr. Piper brings deep insight to this topic through his book, Not a Daycare, the devastating

consequences of abandoning truth, and that postulates that many colleges are systematically eroding the

value of absolute truth in our culture, and they're replacing it with truth that is based on our

own personal feelings instead. For 17 years, Dr. Everett Piper served as president of Oklahoma

Wesleyan University. Currently, he's a contributing columnist for the Washington Times.

Let's join Dr. Dobson now, along with his guest, Dr. Everett Piper, for the powerful conclusion of this

fascinating conversation on today's edition of Family Talk.

Dr. Piper, I told you last time, or three times how glad I was that you were here.

And it's because I have such respect for you, for your willingness to tell things that are true,

your willingness to take the heat for them, and for what you've done at your University, Oklahoma Wesleying University.

I want to ask you a question about that.

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