Reasons To Believe : Faith and Reason

I think that this issue will have some deep relevance for me over the rest of the year, particularly as I set out on my pilgimage to Santiago. It has already been an important point of reference as I worked through a number of issues, both before and after my immersion experience at Isoudun with the Cor Novum team. I think that the existential perspective speaks best to me, but I see the affront to our sense of the way of the world reveals a deeper reality than common sense or the scientific method allows us.

Or is that just poetry? Don’t go there…