"Throughout my adult life,
I have been a devotee of rationality, methodological skepticism and a somewhat
hard-nosed and no-nonsense (but always open-minded) rigor. I have a Ph.D. in
philosophy, my training being in analytic philosophy, a field dominated by
atheists and agnostics. Once, I slummed about the fringes of the Ayn Rand
community, which is also heavily atheist. So old friends and colleagues who
lost touch might be surprised."
The foregoing excerpt is taken from an article titled: Breakpoint: An agnostic’s journey to faith: Why apologetics is important to the skeptical mind. It was written by Timothy D. Padgett and published by Chattanooga Times Free Press. Read the full article at the following link.