Nice essay by Feser on his journey from Catholicism, to atheism, and back again. Oddly, I found my own philosophical explorations to track along very similar lines but with very different results. His recognition of Searle as one of the better philosophers of mind writing today was very refreshing (mainly because it’s an opinion I share).
Thanks to Dr. Paul Herrick for the pointer.
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