When I was in my early forties, I began writing a regular column
for the newspaper sent to Episcopalians in the diocese of Chicago.
In Faithwalk, I tried to describe my struggles as a believing
Christian set against my background as a lawyer, single parent, son
of aging parents, and sinner. This venture in self-analysis
continued a process of trying to square my life with God's call to
a Christian begun many years earlier, but the writing was, I
believe, an insight into how God works in all lives. Though written
from a Christian perspective, these essays should appeal to anyone
struggling with his or her faith in a world that seems spinning out
of control. And I believe that God uses nonbelievers as a fulcrum
to test our own belief.
Now in my early sixties, after the columns collected dust, I
reread them, and I think they stand the test of time. So, I have
decided to publish them in a book, adding a bit of commentary to
provide the context. They have been arranged, not in the order they
were written, but rather according to topic, topics suggested by
the biblical narrative by which the Creator of the universe loved
us so much that he sent his only Son to die for us. I hope you
enjoy them.
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