Rather than forcing God into our categories of evidence, it seems that what we really need here is a reorientation concerning evidence itself. That is, if there is a God, can we proudly demand that He behave as we would wish? When I look at creation, the jagged peaks and themeandering streams, I cannot help but see evidence of the majesty of God. When I experience the intimacy of love, I cannot help but see evidence of the glory of God. So, Bertrand Russell’s position is not so much a position due to a lack of evidence, but his lack of development of the capacity to recognize the evidence as such.

Source: Philippine Star December 23, 2017 16:30 UTC