God and the Philosophers

This book offers a series of highly personal, thoughtful essays by traditionally religious philosophers, revealing the importance of belief in their lives and work. The writers speak of their spiritual journeys, sharing their experiences as philosophically reflective individuals seeking to center themselves on God. We read of conversions from unbelief, struggles with doubts raised by the presence of evil in the world, and changing convictions shaped by constant questioning and communing with God. Profoundly honest and deeply thoughtful, these essays reveal how highly educated philosophers come to grips with their faith in a skeptical world.