It’s interesting for me from the standpoint that I have made all these same observations regarding belief or unbelief, Catholic or other ecclesial bodies, and had them fall on deaf ears, just as they did on Mr. Wright’s. But now I take heart, and not because my words are any more persuasive than his, but because he, I or anyone else who employs logic has to, in the end, realize that it is, as he wrote, the Holy Spirit who does the convincing. It is the apologist’s “job” to relay the truth and pray, and pray hard. It is the Holy Spirit’s ineffable “job” to convince by his own means. If our words help pry open closed minds/hearts in the Holy Spirit’s efforts to gain souls for God, then we have only him to thank for the results.
