In her article, it is all too easy to discern the pathway from doubt in God and his revealed Truth to an assumed set of responses which rely on an involuntary redistribution of wealth and resources.
Ambiguity is difficult.
I agree, though it is a temptation to which we should all succumb. In a world of uncertainty, we have a history of confessing what it is that we believe. It is our tradition, as Presbyterians, to provide answers to the world around us when it is pressuring us into conformity with itself. Were knowing the 'truth' so simple, there would not be thousands of notions around the world about what 'truth' is. If it wasn't for the fact that Jesus identified himself as the Truth, we would indeed be as confused as the world around us is.