We all seek the stability of certainty in our lives. Yet many people are finding their confidence undermined by the popular notion that all truth claims are equally valid. Today eighty-eight percent of the U.S. population no longer believes in a moral absolute. The concept of universal truth has given way to the postmodern idea that real truth is either unknowable or nonexistent, and this uncertainty is exacting a price: it has set many lives adrift, afflicting people with anxiety, lack of purpose, and even despair. Whether you embrace or reject the cultural mind-set about truth, In Search of Certainty will help you understand the need to know the truth and guide you in your search for it. Using simple and accessible language, authors Josh McDowell and Tom Williams expose the fallacies of the prevalent beliefs that all truths are valid, that right and wrong are self-determined, and that meaning can exist apart from God. They guide you toward the certain and inescapable conclusion that a single absolute truth does exist--not merely as a theoretical concept, but in the person of God. And it is a relationship with this absolute Person of Truth that can and will give certainty, meaning, and purpose to your life.