This booklet is part of the RZIM Critical Question Booklet Series. As the title suggests, the booklet addresses the question of why bother with truth. The authors argue that truth is essential for human flourishing. They contend that truth is not just a matter of personal opinion but rather a reflection of the way things really are. They also argue that the pursuit of truth is a moral obligation. The booklet is divided into three sections. The first section discusses the nature of truth and the importance of seeking it. The second section examines the consequences of rejecting truth. The third section presents a Christian perspective on truth. The booklet concludes by emphasizing the importance of seeking truth in all aspects of life. It is a thought-provoking and engaging read. RZIM Critical Question Booklet Series presents a compelling inquiry: Why Bother with Truth? by James Beilby and David K. Clark. This concise, 64-page booklet delves into the very fabric of human existence, exploring the significance of truth in our lives. The authors assert that truth is the cornerstone of human flourishing, a reflection of objective reality rather than mere personal opinion. They also posits that the pursuit of truth is a moral imperative, essential for navigating life's complexities. The booklet is structured into three thought-provoking sections. The first dissects the essence of truth and its importance in our quest for knowledge. The second examines the far-reaching consequences of rejecting truth, while the third offers a Christian perspective on this fundamental concept. Ultimately, the authors emphasize the vital importance of seeking truth in all aspects of life, making this booklet a captivating and intellectually stimulating read.