In the early years of Cambridge, we were captured by C.S. Lewis’s confidence that our ability to know and trust God was not at the mercy of wishful thinking of how we hoped the world could be. God was not asking us to put “blind” confidence in ideas and concepts that we found difficult to reconcile with the world as we had come to know it. Rather, we heard an invitation from God, through the prophet Isaiah, to “Come let us reason together.”
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