This week over on our parish blog, The People of St. Mary Magdalene, I have been pondering a series of questions that arise from faith and experience. This series happened quite naturally, as each post arose from an article I have read recently. The posts are listed below first to last:
Faith and (faux)certainity- Fr. John Garvey, Orthodox priest, writing in Commonweal
Faith and doubt- Fr. Edward Oakes, S.J., writing on the First Things' blog Observations & Contentions
Faith and Death- Charles Taylor, also writing in Commonweal
Faith and Anxiety Fr. Jacques Servais, S.J., writing in Communio
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