Wednesday, August 17, 2011

The history of unbelief

There is an interesting exchange at Ricochet responding to Claire Berlinski's "A Question for Ricochet's Christians," that is, "Who among you arrived at your faith by a mystical route? Who arrived at it by a rational route?" One of those who responded is Mollie Hemingway, a journalist, Lutheran, and one of the primary contributors at GetReligion. She said that one of the things that confirmed her faith was the study of non-belief and referred to the resulting article she had written several years ago: "Skepticism, Agnosticism and Atheism: A Brief History of Unbelief."

Modern Reformation: "Skepticism, Agnosticism and Atheism: A Brief History of Unbelief."

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