This is unrelated to your post, but do you anywhere in your writings give your reasons for being a theist, or for being a Christian theist, or for being an Orthodox Christian theist?

I’m a Roman Catholic philosopher who agrees with you that Hitchens’s anti-Christian writings are embarrassingly shallow and over-the-top (though I would add that they’re often wonderfully expressed), but I was wondering how important you thought reason, natural theology, and other such things were for arriving at Christian belief (obviously grace plays an important role, too–perhaps the only thing that plays a role–, but it can manifest itself in a particular person in his finding certain reasons for Christian persuasive and others against it unpersuasive).