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I admit that I’ve always been quite a skeptic, a free thinker, when it comes to matters of the faith.

I would truly enjoy observing and reading on how each person would see the world, because I believe that no one has the same pair of eyes that can see the world just the same. Take example, for me.

I would wake up questioning why I own my voice, my body, and heavily doubt my senses, specially my eyes as I wake up in the world, an arrangement of me with the people - family, friends, even mysterious people that would come into my life. I would question what happens if these turn out all to be false , my existence perhaps? I question what the truth really is.

Anyway, before I get carried away, I was quite intrigued about Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials Trilogy when TV Patrol showed a clip of The Golden Compass ( starring oh so elegant Nicole Kidman and hot(cube) Mr Bond ) as being anti-Church. Being the skeptic as I am, I immediately wikipedia-ed it and learned that Philip Pullman has some atheistic tendencies in his writings ( the undertones ) and boy, was I game to read them. Anything that would shake my mind would do just fine.
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