My parents were readers. I remember my mother taking my brother Mike and I to the library to get books.
My parents bought us books to read. As a kid I read through the entire Hardy Boys series.
I used to read books while driving. (I am not recommending this.) Even underlining while driving. (I don't recommend this, either.)
I have not only not stopped reading, I think my reading has increased.
Note, please: To better understand it is important read things from other viewpoints. For example, as a philosophy major, I learned I needed to read atheistic texts that challenged my theistic worldview. Everyone who is excellent in apologetics understands this.
Here's my current summer reading projects.
The Prophets, by Abraham Heschel
The Crucifixion of Ministry: Surrendering Our Ambitions to the Service of Christ, by Andrew Purves
Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory: Rethinking the Things that Matter Most, by Jerry Walls
Free Will: Philosophers and Neuroscientists in Conversation, Uri Maoz and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, eds.
The New Crusades: Islamophobia and and the Global War on Muslims, by Khaled Beydoun
