Theistic belief is supported by both objective scientific evidence and personal subjective experience.

“I would never base an argument to another scientist or philosopher on my subjective experience but I think belief in God has um I I think legitimate objective and subjective basis”

Faith in the Judeo-Christian tradition is not a propositional belief but an existential commitment to face the world with courageous responsibility.

“I suppose what you say you could say philosophically that I'm an existential Christian. Maybe that's a reasonable way of putting it in that I think that what I believe that the Judeo-Christian ethos is not an ethos of of what would you say? A a propositional belief.”

The choice between theism and atheism is an intellectual conflict where agnosticism represents a middle way, and it is best to suspend judgment when evidence is inconclusive.

“I think there are very strong arguments for traditional theism. I think there are very strong arguments for atheism as well, but ultimately because I don't have enough evidence for one side or the other, I think the authentic and perhaps cold, dark, and I suppose empty universe I find myself in is o”