H.A. Hodges, was a brilliant student at Oxford University in Britain.  Hodges was an agnostic.  Since he was certain that nobody could really prove God’s existence, he felt it was intellectually impossible to profess a belief in God. But then, he also acknowledged that he couldn’t actually disprove God’s existence. One day, however, walking through downtown Oxford, he was drawn to a store window. His interest was captured by a simple painting, done by a Christian artist.  The subject:  Jesus washing the feet of the disciples.  Hodges was gripped by the scene, and he said, "If God is like that then that God shall be my God!"  A God who modeled loving service was more than Hodges could turn away from.