The Inside of the Cup Vol 7.

The narrative explores the struggle between faith and doubt through the protagonist's reflections on a note from Alison and his reading of Harnack's work. He grapples with the idea that true faith in eternal life and Christ is not a simple dogma but requires strength to overcome natural doubts. This internal conflict highlights the theme of divine discontent, emphasizing the importance of actively striving for faith rather than passively accepting it. The protagonist's journey reveals a deeper understanding of what it means to hold onto faith amidst uncertainty.