In writing this publication, the word Truth is frequently used as a lead-in, to qualify much of the subject matter. When speaking Ex Cathedra— (incontrovertible, indisputable, uncontestable, undeniable), Jesus consistently preempted his statements by qualifying them with the words, verily, verily, or I tell you the Truth. Our Lord thought it necessary to use a most significant piece of himself whenever he chose to: T each R elative U ndeniable T hings H onorably Truth is, the Holy Spirit downloaded this definition of Truth within me at the start of this publication. The meaning had a beautiful and spontaneous ring to it, and at the same time, each letter seemed to project a life of its own. The authors humbly suggest that our readers keep an open mind as you journey through our publication. Our intent is not to demand or command anything from you, but rather to stimulate your thought processes. Keeping in mind how distinctive and unique we are as human beings, we are sure to differ from person to person concerning religious choices, sexual choices, political viewpoints, etc. etc. Our hope is that we were able to add some value to your lives, and with the knowledge that we have accrued from our own experiences, possibly help someone, if even just a little bit.