Every Monday morning I’m posting submitted essays, excerpts from my books, and some of the best posts of the past. Here’s one from January 17, 2012.

This topic interests me to no end. Why don’t most believers seriously question their faith? Does it take a special type of individual? Does it require some personality trait that believers don’t have? Does that make skeptics different people? Could it be intelligence? Could it be that skeptics have a higher self-esteem than others? Is it that we don’t need social approval? Is it that life’s experiences have shown us we cannot accept the dominant opinion on a matter? Is it that we question what we’re told in general? Perhaps, but when we look at skeptics in general there doesn’t seem to be a set pattern. Perhaps a scientific poll might help answer that kind of question. What I do think is that the following ten reasons are almost certainly necessary conditions even if they are not sufficient ones:

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