Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture, the wall builder show, taken on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical and constitutional perspective.

Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim Barton, I think, I mean, I can't be absolutely sure because there is no absolute truth.

So I don't know if it's really David and Tim.

I mean, how do you know if something's true or not?

I mean, isn't it just my truth, guys?

I mean, you have your truth.

I have my truth.

Everybody gets to have their own truth.

You're a truth.

They're a truth.

Everywhere truth, truth.

Is that kind of how it goes now? I feel like you're setting up the topic very well. You know, later in the

show having George Bonner aren't talking about absolute truth. Guys, it's one of the funny things

that we have all interacted with is we travel and speak. And we hear people at times challenge things

because, well, to me, this is what it is. Well, well, this is how I feel and think.

And in my mind, I'm like, well, it doesn't really matter how you feel or think, right?

It matters what's true.

Well, here's what I believe.

And every time I'm like, that's not how truth works, but because we live in a culture and

world that is reaffirmed delusion so often and so frequently where genuinely from

kindergarten all the way through college when we have rising generations being told that that truth

is in the eye of the beholder that that truth is subjective it's how you view it it's how you feel

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