Learned Ignorance
I agree heartily with Nicholas of Cusa, who held that the highest wisdom is to become learned about the limits of learning! And this may explain my fascination with Gödel, whose incompleteness theorems offer, to my mind, a formal counterpart to Cusa's learned ignorance.
In other words, I am indeed a skeptic—but not a skeptic of truth, beauty, goodness, or God! Rather, I am deeply skeptical of the machinery of human reason!
Incidentally, here's a cute little "mono-dialogue" I wrote about rationalism! (link: https://andrewmcavallo.com/atheist-carthusian-dialogue)