Despite rejecting religion, I always had a spiritual sense, a sense of a greater reality at the core of things, what William James called 'The More'. But I would connect to 'The More' in my own way, through meditation and engagement with nature. In other words, I was a signed-up member of the 'spiritual but not religious' grouping.
I've come to think that both sides of this debate have something right. In terms of the case for atheism, I remain as convinced as ever that the suffering we find in the universe is powerful evidence against the existence of a loving and all-powerful God. But I've also come to think there are powerful considerations in support of something God-ish.
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