“I don't know about you, but my experience of faith is one of faith held through profound doubting. I don't believe that it is wrong to doubt. I don't believe that it is sinful to wrestle with unbelief. If anything, I'm always rather suspicious, and even a little bit afraid, of the kind of Christianity that leaves no room for honest doubt and integrity-filled-unbelief. And it is this honest wrestling that we meet in Mark’s gospel, as we encounter ourselves in his failure-ridden portrait of the disciples.”
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