A Critique of Unbelief | 2 Peter 3:3-7

A well-known agnostic once made a striking admission: “I had motives for not wanting the world to have a meaning.”Later, Aldous Huxley identified one of those motives—sexual freedom. In other words, his rejection of the Christian worldview was not purely objective. The surprise was not his lack of objectivity, but his honesty about it. Unbelief is often shaped by motives people do not fully recognize. That’s one reason Scripture gives us both clarity and hope when we encounter unbelief in the world.