side of them that they feel is right. I’m not here to preach my way of religious thinking. I believe what I want to and just as if you have a preference over Coke to Pepsi, one has a religious preference. Armstrong digs deep into the thoughts of many religions and tries to pick apart the tiniest bone to get any religious meat she can. She wants to understand and have no questions about faith. Annie Dillard views the world and questions how God can accept all of its faults. She wonders and in a way doesn’t want to find an answer because it may go against her ideas that she holds very dear. Me on the other hand just goes with the flow. I see the world, I realize that things in fact do suck sometimes, but there is so much more, so much beauty, so many good times, and so many people dear to you. No matter what people say about God, he must be doing something right, and that is just the way I feel. ...
