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Andrew Klavan is a writer of suspense novels; three of his novels have been made into movies. But I had never heard of him before now. I found his story to be very interesting because it was the opposite of an instantaneous conversion: it was very long, and very gradual.

He is a man who first came to love good stories, and that opened him up to seeing that all of western civilization and literature is founded on the Bible and the person of Jesus Christ. Hamlet said these things when he was pretending to be mad. My professors said them and pretended to be sane. Shakespeare was telling us, it seemed to me, that relativism was not just crazy, it was make-believe crazy, because even the people who proclaimed it did not believe it deep down.

If, after all, there is no truth, how could it be true that there is no truth? If there is no absolute morality, how can you condemn the morality of considering my culture better than another?

Relativism made no sense, as Shakespeare clearly saw. An Ultimate Moral Good cannot just be an idea.