Aug
29
From Atheist Blogger to Catholic Evangelist...
In his classic book, Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis, who once set out to disprove Christianity, stated, "Now that I am a Christian I do not have moods in which the whole thing looks very improbable: but when I was an atheist I had moods in which Christianity looked terribly probable."
And, thus is the internal conflict that a lot of Atheists face on a daily basis. It's the tension of being confronted with a reality that goes far beyond the explainable, according to the scientific method, and cuts to the deepest core of the human heart.
As former Protestant Minister turned Catholic, Ken Hensley describes it; it's like the struggle of a young boy trying to keep a beach ball submerged under water in a pool. The ball, like the truth, always wants to pop up.
Yet, for many, it's as St.
And, thus is the internal conflict that a lot of Atheists face on a daily basis. It's the tension of being confronted with a reality that goes far beyond the explainable, according to the scientific method, and cuts to the deepest core of the human heart.
As former Protestant Minister turned Catholic, Ken Hensley describes it; it's like the struggle of a young boy trying to keep a beach ball submerged under water in a pool. The ball, like the truth, always wants to pop up.
Yet, for many, it's as St.
