For honest agnostics: “The justice is not for this world: it is a proverb; because it is evident. It seems a reference to human aspirations: it have to be Justice. Also there are aspirations to not be annihilated, to get full happiness. The human nature hints at another life. The process of reason, does not take to faith. The faith is a gift of God. A push to our will, that being alone, can not get the admission of a lot of implausible truths; the Lord gives the faith to whom looks for the truth with simplicity. “The God’s Will is that all men be saved, getting to the knowledge of truth” teach the Church. The agnosticism does not accept the existence of motives for credibility: miracles, prophecy, marvelous answers to all the questions normal men do. There is a comparison between the living of the believer in these answers, to walking on water; millions of persons from thousands of years have done it, and persons having all types of intelligence, education, culture. It is not a process of the reason. It is a marvel that the Lord gives to the people of goodwill, who leave to be helped. It is normal that there be Christians with problems and with gilts. The history of Church is full of it. But is clearly different what tells the Teaching of catholic Church about what have we to do, from what we in fact we, weak and with little information, are doing… Each year there are hundreds of thousands of conversions to catholic Church, people who notes that push when see a Teresa of Calcuta, a Johan Paul II, or so many saints whose lives are Impressive ; this help the good will for receiving the gift of faith; it is frequent that would be the example, (men say it is “the best predicator”), more than all the process of the reason, which helps the push of heaven in our mind. When one walks on water has few problems. The Teaching of church solves the answers for any question. What one understands is a splendid panorama. When a journalist asked to Benedict 16, the first days of his pontificate: “What is the most important for knowing for a catholic”? Without time to think, he answered: “To know being loved by an omnipotent God”! He is our Father. “All things allowed by God can be for our good”. “OMNIA IN BONUM” tells saint Paul (The Holy spirit) and saint Josemaria taught to his sons to repeat this words frequently, and when we have a annoyance.