The very proposition of knowing is a complex one, and it often evades proof. I cannot ultimately prove to you that I know something; yet I can quite easily demonstrate that I do not know. From the beginning, humanity has wrestled with this problem—the problem of knowing.

What we know—and what we believe—shapes who we are. Yet many people have never taken the time to step back and reflect on their own process of knowing. One of the purposes of this podcast is to make that process clearer: to take a complex concept and render it usable, both as a tool for self-reflection and as a framework for meaningful dialogue with those whose ideas and beliefs differ from our own.

Truth, what is it good for? In our current state of affairs, we can cynically answer that, “absolutely nothing.’” But, if we answer that honestly, as Americans, it is the source of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. More importantly, as Christians we hold to these precious truths...