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The author offers a personal and affirmative defense of traditional Christian faith, framing belief as an answer to modern skepticism. He recounts his intellectual journey from solitary speculation to embracing theology, using paradoxes, common-sense argument, and vivid imagery to critique contemporary philosophies and relativism. Emphasizing the need for a life that combines wonder with belonging, he argues that orthodoxy supplies moral authority, imaginative romance, and intellectual coherence, contrasting authority with adventurous individualism and proposing a reconciled vision of faith, reason, and human experience.
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