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Os Guinness
Os Guinness writes about social and political issues. His books include A Free People's Suicide, Time For Truth, and Dining with the Devil. He explores themes of freedom, truth, and contemporary society.
Time For Truth
Synopsis
In a postmodern world where objective truth is often dismissed as relative or mere convention, this book argues for its essential role. Os Guinness asserts that truth is fundamental for achieving freedom and living a good life. He encourages readers to actively seek, speak, and embody truth, presenting it as the path to integrity and personal responsibility.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Time For Truth connect to Os Guinness's other works?
This book builds upon themes of truth and public discourse that Os Guinness has explored in earlier works like 'The Call' and 'Fit Bodies, Fat Minds,' offering a more focused examination of truth's role in a postmodern context.
Is Time For Truth considered a foundational text in its field?
While not a primary academic text, 'Time For Truth' is widely referenced in discussions concerning apologetics, Christian worldview, and cultural engagement, particularly for its accessible articulation of the importance of objective truth.