Is truth absolute or is it relative? Is it intrinsically relational? If it is absolute, then not only can it point out our wrongs and correct us, but it can also bring healing and restoration. If, as atheists believe, truth is determined by observation and scientific analysis only, then it is open to revision and may change based on new discoveries. Christians believe that absolute truth exists and is based on revelation from God who, as creator and sustainer of the universe is the highest authority. This view makes sense because human beings have both a mind and a heart. Truth viewed only as a set of facts catering to our intellect cannot address our emotional or relational needs. [1]

What does it mean to have a personal relationship with God? Who or what is God anyway? How can a person have a relationship with someone or something that is invisible, intangible, inaccessible, and possibly unreal? Is God the “Force” that Obi-Wan Kenobi from Star Wars says is: “an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us and penetrates us; it binds the galaxy together.”?  According to the Bible, God does bind the galaxy together through His Son Jesus Christ, see: Colossians 1:17 ^“He is before all things, and in him all things hold together.”

Skeptics argue that King David is about as historical as King Arthur. They believe there are no records of his existence outside of the Bible. In the last few decades archaelogical excavations in the Holy Land have uncovered physical evidence that supports the existence of King David and his line of Kings.

Is there any legitimate evidence to show that Solomon's Temple (957 BCE - 586 BCE) and Herod's Temple (516 BCE - 70 CE) actually existed? Did they exist in Jerusalem or in another city such as Nablus?