I believe in a gentle mix of honesty, compassion, and respect in all interpersonal dealings. I believe in standing firm for what my conscience tells me is right, but I do not believe in forcing my code of honor or religion on others. Then I began studying and realized that just because something is true in my frame of reference, that doesn't mean it's true for everyone. For instance, my dad was loving and protective, yours was scornful and abusive. I believed dads were great, you believed dads were awful.
Communication is the key to relationships and belief systems.
I believe there is probably such a thing as absolute truth, concerning whether or not there is a God. On the other hand, if you want Him to exist but He doesn't, believing He does won't make Him exist. And, if you don't want Him to exist, but He does, believing He doesn't exist won't make Him go away. Then there's the question, assuming God does exist, of which son of Abraham, Isaac or Ishmael, was the child of the promise in the Bible. I don't believe that the number of people who believe one way or the other determines truth.