The Faith of an Ex-Agnostic

Having made the moral commitment to a belief in God, I had then to satisfy the demands of intellect for a credible philosophical basis for such a belief. I had to reconcile my scientific caution to the necessity of living by the truth of the unprovable. I had to change the habitual naturalistic assumptions of my thinking. And finally I had to restate religious ideas in terms meaningful to me before I could return with appreciation to the traditional Christian language.

This essay, then, is ...