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In the biblical context, the question "What is truth?" arises during Jesus' trial before Pontius Pilate (John 18:38). Pilate's question, whether cynical or genuinely searching, sits at the center of every apologetic conversation Christians have with a skeptical world. Scripture answers plainly: Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life" (John 14:6). Truth, in the Christian understanding, is not merely propositional correctness but a Person — and encountering Him changes how we read every other claim to truth we meet.
17 Aug 2026
Truth does not need to defend itself with hostility. There is an innocence to truth — it simply is, and it invites examination rather than demanding blind assent. This piece explores how confident, gentle apologetics wins more hearts than combative certainty ever will.
10 Aug 2026
A study of John 18:38 and John 14:6 side by side: Pilate's cynical question and Christ's definitive answer. What does it mean for a Christian to hold to absolute truth in a relativistic age?
3 Aug 2026