Alan Graham

I was believing in it.

I wanted to believe into it, but I had no faith.

factual things to take me there.

This retreat took that intellectual stuff and dropped it a floor right into the depths of my heart.

And that's where the change really began to occur.

It became more of a heart relationship with Christ as opposed to an intellectual thing.

Well, you know, look, I think there are just some things in the world that you just have to be willing to accept.

The immensity of the unknown, basically.

And you and I live in a universe of the unknown.

Mm-hmm.

We would all agree, and I think science would agree, that there are things that we know, but it's probably extraordinarily limited.

Obviously, much more than we knew five or six hundred years ago.

But today, we're not even... You know, I was talking to somebody today about transistors.

You know, and if you go back to the Apollo days...

Your little radio that you could dial in, you could open it up and you could see the little transistors that are in there.

Well, now we're putting a million of them on the very edge of the size of a fingernail.

You know, and you and I can't comprehend that, but I believe it.

But I can't see it.

And I know people do see that.

So you and I live in a world basically where we're having to accept things for the most part that we can't.