In the positivist era, the 'verification principle' was used to intimidate and dismiss all kinds of religious views as metaphysical and therefore meaningless. On the other hand, science was exalted as the only authority for truth, because of its verifiability and objectivity. Then Thomas Kuhn wrote 'The Structure of Scientific Revolutions' and the pendulum swung completely over to relativism. Now we have nothing but paradigms, and your paradigms are as good as mine. Michael Polanyi's book Personal Knowledge influenced me, as well as Schaeffer and James Houston.
Truth is both objective and subjective, but neither positive nor relative.
As I am committed to this dialogical view, I always try to fight both extremes, whichever one seems strongest at the moment. Forgive me for the excessive length of this.