You never know when the moment of epiphany is about to happen. I was sitting in a class entitled “Christian Apologetics,” minding my own business, when suddenly I was broadsided by a professor who had the nerve to wake me from my daydreaming with a provocative statement. He said, “The facts do not settle the argument; the argument settles the facts.” “Moron!” I quickly shot back in my mind. “Who could believe such dribble? Facts are facts, they do not lend themselves to argument, otherwise they wouldn’t be facts.” I now thank God that this little knee-jerk reaction was made in the privacy of my own head. Had I voiced it out loud I would have given my professor an open door to give me the intellectual ‘arm-bar’ of my life. As I continued to listen I realized that an epiphany was upon me.