Well, like I said in the article, provable answers for these questions aren't around, which requires faith. I have faith in the Holy Bible as the Word of God, preserved by his Holy Spirit, written by this Spirit through men. It is God's message to His creation.

The idea of an absolute is good evidence, yet it doesn't explain which one truth there is. If there is an absolute, then there is one truth and different conclusions that contradict cannot both be the same. To me it makes more sense that there is One truth, rather than infinite relative truths, so what is this One truth, we can discuss.

I've come to believe it is the Holy Bible, as it says in John 14:6 that Jesus is the only way to the Father -- the Father being the Creator and Jesus the Way to be reconciled back to Him through his sacrifice for our sins.

Ultimately, we each have to make our conclusions based upon the amount of circumstantial evidences we can find. I find a preponderance of this evidence in the Holy Bible, including prophecies being fulfilled, miracles in the name of Jesus, etc. For instance, alien abductions are stopped by the name of Jesus, yet nothing else can stop them. A book called Unholy Communion explains this.