In today's society, a pressing question remains: does God have a place in the realms of politics, business, law, and education, or is faith a personal affair with no relevance to public life? The prevailing cultural norms dictate that we separate the sacred from the secular, the private from the public. This rigid division has led to Christianity being relegated to the private sphere, stripped of its transformative power to shape and redeem culture as a whole. In Total Truth, Nancy Pearcey delivers a piercing critique of this public/private divide, revealing how it stifles both personal and cultural renewal. At its core, this division reflects a fractured understanding of truth, which excludes Christian principles from the public arena. Pearcey offers a compelling vision for integrating our fragmented lives and reclaiming spiritual authority. Through real-life examples, both past and present, she provides practical guidance on developing a comprehensive Christian worldview. Ultimately, she argues that Christianity is not merely a religious truth but a total truth that encompasses all of reality. This revised study guide edition is enriched with new stories, examples, and illustrations, making it an ideal resource for individual or group study.