February 2024

Truth is relative. That is an erroneous statement. The relativity of truth may appear intellectually stimulating for discourse, but it is most dangerous, leading people away from Christ Jesus, Yeshua Messiah. Believing that truth is relative can affect understanding of the spiritual realm or negating a spiritual realm entirely. It is as dangerous as when others accept that everything in the spiritual realm is good. The conceptual contemplation that truth for one person is not the same for others lures people into a false ideology. That affects the mindset, lifestyle, and eternal life for people. When people believe truth is an individual concept, only dependent on the subject, that can intoxicate abstract thinkers of the ethereal or armchair philosophers. The beguiling ideological concept that there is no universal truth for all men is there in the lie. Some may touch upon the spiritual and not understand there is a dark side that only light can dispel. Should one accept that there is not a universal truth that applies to everyone, the result is that making the judgment of others futile. Should one continue on that path of thinking, they will not share with others that Jesus/Yeshua is the Christ, the Messiah, the anointed one, the only begotten son of God, who died for the sins of all, and he rose from the grave and lives. The universal truths are the laws/teachings revealed to us in holy scripture, which are steadfast and do not change. There is a creator of the universe; there are laws/teachings that direct us on how to live for God and live with others. When we read the Ten Commandments, we can see that the first five deal with our relationship with God and the last five teach us how to live with others. The concept of truth being relative; that something can be truth for one individual but may not be for another is a lie. This leads to denying that one can only have eternal life by accepting Jesus Christ/Yeshua Messiah as savior. We are to decide, judging, that