Today, I want to ask you something:

What happens to us—individually, collectively—when we lose the capacity to believe?

Not just in God. But in anything bigger than ourselves?

What happens when we stop imagining a deeper purpose? When we no longer trust that love can win, that justice can rise, that mystery still pulses beneath the surface of ordinary life?

In a time of deep skepticism, disillusionment, and distraction, I want to understand something ancient and enduring:

Why do we believe?