Vernon Lewis

In Musings of a One-Time Atheist, the author invites readers into a deeply personal and reflective journey, shaped by the unexpected diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis and a life-altering return to faith. With honesty and subtle humor, this memoir explores the challenges of illness, the complexity of love, and the rediscovery of belief in God.

Through a series of thoughtful reflections, the author delves into life’s big questions:

• What is true happiness?
• How do we measure success?
• What does it mean to cultivate intimacy in relationships?

Alongside these musings are moments of spiritual awakening, none more powerful than the event that saved him from despair and set him on a path of renewal.

Written with a mix of insight and warmth, the book touches on both the everyday-like the art of making a bed-and the divine, recounting the author’s encounters with God. Interwoven

throughout are poems, capturing both lighthearted moments and deeper emotions.

This is a story for those who seek inspiration in the face of adversity, especially anyone living with MS or wrestling with their faith. Thought-provoking, sometimes humorous, and always

heartfelt, Musings of a One-Time Atheist offers a testament to resilience, hope, and the quiet power of belief.