God and the Care for One's Story

Summary

The recent philosophic literature that revives the case for theism does not ordinarily take in the evidence for providential intervention that’s to be found in ordinary experience. For many people, such experience has tremendous impact yet, to date, philosophy has offered no warrant for treating it as anything other than a subjective view of what, objectively, remains mere coincidence. This essay openly takes on the challenge of defending the providential view.