K
Katholikos
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Led Z, I recognize myself in you. Explaining Christianity to me was like explaining blue to a blind man. I didn’t believe any of it for the simple reason that I refused to believe it. :banghead: I could mount good and “logical” arguments for my disbelief. I wouldn’t examine the logic. I knew nothing of Fides et Ratio (Faith and Reason, title of one of John Paul II’s recent writings). I believed those two words to be antithetical. Then one day, after many years of smug, complacent atheism, something happened. My guard must have been down. Grace entered in. The rest, as they say, is history.
Now I am in the company of great minds like Mortimer Adler, the most influential philosopher of the 20th century, who finally became a Catholic at the age of 97, and many other brilliant thinkers. I’m honored to share the Catholic faith with many brilliant men and women – many of them scientists. It delights me to think of the priest-astronomers of the Vatican Observatory atop Mt. Graham in my state of Arizona contemplating the face of God each night as He reveals Himself in the heavens He created.
Here’s another website – this one is about the miraculous eyes of the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe, based on an interview with a scientist who has studied the image for more than 20 years. More grist for your “I don’t believe it” mill.
Jay
zenit.org/english/visualizza.phtml?sid=23474
Now I am in the company of great minds like Mortimer Adler, the most influential philosopher of the 20th century, who finally became a Catholic at the age of 97, and many other brilliant thinkers. I’m honored to share the Catholic faith with many brilliant men and women – many of them scientists. It delights me to think of the priest-astronomers of the Vatican Observatory atop Mt. Graham in my state of Arizona contemplating the face of God each night as He reveals Himself in the heavens He created.
Here’s another website – this one is about the miraculous eyes of the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe, based on an interview with a scientist who has studied the image for more than 20 years. More grist for your “I don’t believe it” mill.

zenit.org/english/visualizza.phtml?sid=23474