The provided text, "A Crisis of Faith," explores the author's disillusionment with the sole reliance on knowledge and science to effect change.

The author initially believed that providing factual information would improve situations, specifically concerning horse welfare and riding, but found that suffering persisted despite efforts as a teacher and publisher relying on knowledge to create the needed change.

This led to a profound crisis of faith in the efficacy of knowledge alone, prompting questions about why learned information doesn't always lead to transformative action.

The author discusses parallels with issues such as climate change, where scientific understanding often fails to prompt a sufficient human response.

Ultimately, the text introduces the author's new book, "So That We Can See," which explores quantum physics and mysterious horse behaviours, suggesting a journey of personal evolution and a deeper understanding of how life and our horses facilitate change beyond mere facts