God and the Philosophers: The Reconciliation of Faith and Reason is Thomas Morris' anthology of philosophers speaking about their own religious faith and often conversions contains not as much "reason" as the subtitle suggests. Many of the contributors are academic philosophers and primarily Protestant believers. They do good intellectual biographies, but most cannot seem to articulate how their reason led them to faith. Now, reason does not have to be the primary criteria, but this read more in part like stories of religious conversion from a group of professional philosophers.
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