What is truth?
Truth is defined as conformity with fact or reality. What is defined as truth is based on the most current available evidence and facts, not personal opinions, traditions or authority. On this site we never claim "absolute truth" and are always having our work checked and rechecked to ensure the most accurate content.

Religion
This site is not against religion, most religions are beautiful and helpful. This site is only against dogmatic systems. Christianity happens to be a religion AND a dogma, it is both a system of beliefs and a system of claims. It is not the religious side of Christianity that this site is concerned about.

The Focus On Christianity
There are three major dogmatic systems causing serious issues that need immediate attention: Christianity, Islam, and the government of North Korea. This site focuses on Christianity because people have no right standing up to other dogmatic systems until they first stand up to the one in their own backyard.

Non-profit
This site is non-profit. No money is made by this site. Zazzle.com, who host the Truth-Saves store, requires a minimal mark up on all store items but none of this money is collected. It is only used, if used, as credit on Zazzle.com to order promotional products for promoting this site.

Non-biased
This site may appear biased because in only focused on topics that are typically not known by the general public but the site is not biased and there is no hidden agenda.

Sources
A great deal of information on this site is the result of several years of research. Although the sources are not always listed they include a large variety of leading websites, magazine, books, and documentaries. All information is continuously check to see what the critics say and look at the evidence presented by all sides. Regardless of the sources it is highly recommended that you always check everything for yourself and do some of you own research with the help of Google or even your local library. Never take anyone's claims for face value and always listen to what the other sides have to say. If a person or website cites a source make sure to also research the claims made by the source. Never stop skeptical inquiry.