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The One Truth: Contextual Absolutism and the Battle for Doctrinal Clarity challenges the idea that conflicting perspectives can all be equally valid. In a culture saturated with relativism and a church fractured by "agree to disagree" theology, L. J. Anderson contends that every question-whether theological, moral, or philosophical-has exactly one correct answer, even if that truth is complex or difficult to express.
Drawing from Scripture, philosophy, and practical illustrations, Anderson dismantles moral and religious relativism, critiques the misuse of "nonessential" doctrine, and offers a clear, biblical framework for discerning truth. The book introduces Contextual Absolutism, a model that affirms truth's singularity while recognizing the importance of precision, context, and conditions in articulating it.
Accessible yet rigorous, The One Truth will help you:
Recognize and reject subtle forms of relativism in the church Distinguish between opinion, perspective, and reality Approach doctrinal disagreements with clarity and conviction Understand why truth requires context, yet remains singular
Written for lay readers, pastors, students, and thoughtful Christians, The One Truth provides both the philosophical foundation and the practical tools needed to pursue doctrinal clarity without compromise. It prepares believers to defend the faith in a world and a church often unwilling to face inconvenient truths.
Contents:
Dedication
Abstract
Preface
Why Truth Matters More Than Ever
What Is Truth?
There Is Only One Truth Per Question
Truth and God: Singular Truth in Scripture
Truth vs. Perspective: A Look at Contextual Truths
Why Christians Disagree
How to Discover the Truth (Without Falling into Error)
Why Truth Demands Action
Formalizing Contextual Absolutism
A Brief Call to Action
Also by L. J. Anderson
Bibliography
A Note to Scholars and Critics
About the author
