One thing that strikes me is that, for the unbeliever - well, at least the atheistic unbeliever - both the questions and the answers have to come from themselves. That is, the person who does not believe in God tasks himself with finding the answers in life, but yet he's also the one asking the questions in the first place. It makes me wonder if the unbeliever, then, is always guilty of circular reasoning.

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Vaughn Shideler
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Toronto, ON, Canada