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Who we areWHAT WE DOOverviewCampus DialogueContent DevelopmentCommunity FormationConnectGIVEPlease Upgrade Your Browser.Unfortunately, Internet Explorer is an outdated browser and we do not currently support it. To have the best browsing experience, please upgrade to Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome or Safari.Upgrade Exploring the ideas that shape our lives. You were made to wrestle with big ideas and be changed by them. Join the conversation.Exploring the ideas that shape our lives.You were made to seek truth and be changed by it. Join the conversationStudents, faculty, and chaplains at Harvard University planned the first Veritas Forum event in 1992. Since then, 200+ universities in North America, Europe, and Asia have hosted 2,000+ Forum events.The university is a time and place designed for seeking truth.The university offers opportunities for students and faculty to explore the ideas that shape our lives. Driven by a love for the university and its mission to seek truth, The Veritas Forum puts the Christian faith in dialogue with other beliefs and invites participants from all backgrounds to seek truth together.who we areFeatured ConversationsForum EventThe Closing of the Modern MindAt New York UniversityTim Keller & Jonathan HaidtForum EventDoes Science Point to Atheism?At University of WashingtonSatyan Devadoss and Conor Mayo-WilsonForum EventWhat Good is Happiness?At University of ChicagoJennifer Frey & Jonathan MasurForum EventGod, Self, and Mental HealthAt Emory UniversityNii AddyForum EventDo Science and God Mix?At Claremont CollegesJohn Lennox & Mary PoplinForum EventCan Truth and Tolerance Coexist?At Cornell UniversityMiroslav Volf & Vijay PendakurForum EventPluralism in a Polarized AgeAt University of ChicagoJohn Inazu & Eboo PatelForum EventWhat is the Hope for Humanity?At Veritas Cities - Bay AreaN.T. 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