[NYer]

Welcome home, ping!

[Army Air Corps]

Welcome, sister.

[Dick Vomer]

“According to it, what is behind the universe is more like a mind than it is like anything else we know.....”

The moral law...hard to argue that man is a moral animal. CS Lewis covered it well in “Mere Christianity”. I’m glad for her.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Anne Rice made a big deal out of her conversion, but it didn't last long.

This is just another case of "Look at me! Look at me!"

[Steve Van Doorn]

Apostasy!! what is the current laws in Atheism now?

[verga]

Looks like another found their way home

[WashingtonSource]

bump

[pierrem15]

they see humanity as living on its own, disconnected from any fertile source of knowledge and goodness

Well, unless they understand nature herself as the source of both intelligibility and moral order (like the Stoics or Aristotle).

It's a more difficult case to make if you have a hard materialism (like the Epicureans or Hobbes), but it can still be made.

The main difficulty for contemporary atheists is that they also want to do away with any normative sense of the natural.

[the invisib1e hand]

SInce probably half or so of self-described Catholics are practical atheists, she should feel right at home.

[annalex]

Lord our God, bless Thy servant Leah richly and stay with her on her journey.