J.D. Vance faith journey Communion interview
US vice president J.D. Vance talked about his faith on Fox News, promoting his book 'Communion.' He described a conference where, mid-conversation about Christianity and Catholicism, a glass suddenly dropped from the wall. To him, it felt like God was sending a message, though he knows others would dismiss it. Vance says he's never had an epiphany, just a gradual, incremental journey.
Transcript (en)
It was very incremental. I've never had an epiphany, Kaylee, though I've certainly had these moments where I felt the presence of God. I talk, for example, about this moment that I had at a conference where a friend and I were talking about Christianity and talking about Catholicism. And there was this moment where a glass fell off the wall at the point of our conversation where, you know, I think an atheist would dismiss that as, oh, who cares? A glass fell off the wall. but at that moment it felt like God was trying to send me a message. You have these little moments like this, but I never had an epiphany. What I did is have this slow realization.
