The purpose of this website is to help to educate people about how and why we should seek the truth in all things that affect our daily lives. This includes articles about our environment, how our brains function, and how those things affect our view of what is true.
Our view of what is true can affect our purchasing decisions, our business decisions, our family decisions and our life decisions.
Our Story
Alpha and Omega
The website name, Seek Truth A to Z, reflects seeking the truth in all things. It is not limited to one or two particular areas. The name reflects a more ancient form: seek the truth from alpha to omega. The “alpha” and “omega” represent the beginning and the end of the Greek alphabet. This symbolism means that everything, all topics and all areas, are included.
Who we are – Mission
We have an organization that manages this website. The organization seeks to educate people about the value of truth in our lives and what we can do to improve our view of the truth. When we, all people, have a good understanding of the truth about things we might buy, about things we might do, or how those things might affect us we can make better decisions. The organization focus is on the education about how we work, how our brains make decisions, and what we can do to improve our knowledge of the truth about things that are important.
Our articles are written by contributors who are willing to help and educated in key issues, principles or methods.
Our Background
We are a Christian organization. The leaders in the organization are Christians. The leaders are also committed to reflect the dedication to the positive value of truth. The other members and contributors can be from other faith walks and non-religious people.
Ethics
The normal, spiritual Christian background has consistently supported the truth in all things. In general Christians, other faith walks, and non-religious people in general have highly valued and supported the truth in the past. Our research of the writings contained in the Bible [ref 1] support the direction to be truthful in every part of our lives.
Note: Backing the truth in every part of our lives does NOT, ethically, mean that we tell that truth in all cases. Many cases, such as gossip or cases where telling a truth is meant to hurt someone or some organization should not be done since that hurts other people (fails to show love to other people). More information is supplied in an article.
The articles presented, more than 65% of the articles, do not involve only Christian views. The majority of the articles reflect research and investigations that are independent of religious materials/input.
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