People ask my why i converted, they ask me sometimes searching for answers of their own, reasons to continue the struggle to hold to faith.

I converted for many reasons, but ultimately I converted without reason. Truthfully when I decided to convert, if I did consciously decide at all, it was on the basis of a handful of unempirical truths, things which do not have their genesis in the mind of a person and cannot be effectively transmitted to other persons because they are first and foremost rooted in the heart, in the soul, in the inexplicable regions of who we are, and as such they supersede the reason of secular skepticism and become, in their own way, unassailable sanctuaries in which we find abode.