George Farmer

And you have to say, well, what is fundamentally at the heart of everything that we believe in America or even in the West, in the world? What is the truth that we are aiming for?

And you have to say, well, what is fundamentally at the heart of everything that we believe in America or even in the West, in the world? What is the truth that we are aiming for?

And you have to say, well, what is fundamentally at the heart of everything that we believe in America or even in the West, in the world? What is the truth that we are aiming for?

And particularly when you get to these kind of radical fringes of politics where you're talking about the ability of men and women to change their genders or even the LGBT lobby or whatever it might be, like whatever it is, whatever these topics are, you start to realize that truth itself is breaking down into like nothing, it's just being destroyed.

And particularly when you get to these kind of radical fringes of politics where you're talking about the ability of men and women to change their genders or even the LGBT lobby or whatever it might be, like whatever it is, whatever these topics are, you start to realize that truth itself is breaking down into like nothing, it's just being destroyed.

And particularly when you get to these kind of radical fringes of politics where you're talking about the ability of men and women to change their genders or even the LGBT lobby or whatever it might be, like whatever it is, whatever these topics are, you start to realize that truth itself is breaking down into like nothing, it's just being destroyed.

Truth is being slowly chipped away at until the kernel of truth is so small that it's so difficult for people to find in those debates. So you have to start, okay, well, where's the starting point? Like, what do we go back to? What is the very heartbeat of truth? And the heartbeat of truth has to be absolute. It has to be an objective reality. And the objective reality for truth is Christ.

Truth is being slowly chipped away at until the kernel of truth is so small that it's so difficult for people to find in those debates. So you have to start, okay, well, where's the starting point? Like, what do we go back to? What is the very heartbeat of truth? And the heartbeat of truth has to be absolute. It has to be an objective reality. And the objective reality for truth is Christ.

Truth is being slowly chipped away at until the kernel of truth is so small that it's so difficult for people to find in those debates. So you have to start, okay, well, where's the starting point? Like, what do we go back to? What is the very heartbeat of truth? And the heartbeat of truth has to be absolute. It has to be an objective reality. And the objective reality for truth is Christ.

And for me, I started realizing that the more and more I talked about politics, or the more we were involved in politics, or the more I saw, witnessed politics, the more I realized that truth was absence, like truth was absent from those debates. And so for me, I was like, okay, well, I need to discover what truth is again.

And for me, I started realizing that the more and more I talked about politics, or the more we were involved in politics, or the more I saw, witnessed politics, the more I realized that truth was absence, like truth was absent from those debates. And so for me, I was like, okay, well, I need to discover what truth is again.

And for me, I started realizing that the more and more I talked about politics, or the more we were involved in politics, or the more I saw, witnessed politics, the more I realized that truth was absence, like truth was absent from those debates. And so for me, I was like, okay, well, I need to discover what truth is again.

And I need to reform a relationship with that 15 year old boy inside of me who was really fascinated by theology. And for me, that was kind of, I was like, okay, this is the big missing part of my life. Like this is where I don't really have a relationship with God like I used to when I was a teenager and in my very early twenties. So that was what drew me back.

And I need to reform a relationship with that 15 year old boy inside of me who was really fascinated by theology. And for me, that was kind of, I was like, okay, this is the big missing part of my life. Like this is where I don't really have a relationship with God like I used to when I was a teenager and in my very early twenties. So that was what drew me back.

And I need to reform a relationship with that 15 year old boy inside of me who was really fascinated by theology. And for me, that was kind of, I was like, okay, this is the big missing part of my life. Like this is where I don't really have a relationship with God like I used to when I was a teenager and in my very early twenties. So that was what drew me back.

I was like, I need to discover what truth is again. And then that was the kind of the first stepping stone. And then it became very apparent to me that re-engagement with my faith was something which I needed to do in a very serious way.

I was like, I need to discover what truth is again. And then that was the kind of the first stepping stone. And then it became very apparent to me that re-engagement with my faith was something which I needed to do in a very serious way.

I was like, I need to discover what truth is again. And then that was the kind of the first stepping stone. And then it became very apparent to me that re-engagement with my faith was something which I needed to do in a very serious way.

Is it?

Is it?