I think this one may have been a re-read for me – parts of it seemed vaguely familiar. Still, worth the read. The emphasis in this volume is far more on the faith than the autobiography; most of the chapters address how he, as a thinker and intellectual, addresses and comes to grips with his (Roman Catholic) beliefs. Well written, insightful, good stuff.

I’m going on a bit of a Buckley kick here this past week (after trying again and failing to get into Neal Stephenson’s Quicksilver and this is one of only two non-fiction books of Buckley’s that the library carries. Guaranteed to stretch your vocabulary and make you chuckle at the wit. A fun read.