mcandreb wrote:

Reason and Faith seem to be intimately connected in all of our very
human affairs.

Happy Holidays(for those who have jobs)
[snip]

Hopefully by "Faith" you mean things like our "sense of reality"
in our experience, and not speculative metaphysical [non-]entities
which are self-contradictory on principle since they
are supposed to be part of our experience even though
they are also supposed to be de-cis-ively [a cut...] "above"
(or at least outside) it.

I, for one, would be willing to greet G-d if G-d came
in humility and mutual respect and addressed me as a peer instead
of threating or beating up on me (like G-d did to
Job, the Master Builders at Babel, et al.).

Such a deity would indeed have right as well as might
on His (Her, Other...) side.

I think my favorite Jesus would have successfuly
negotiated a lasting peace pact between the Israelis and the
Palestineans, and then have lived a long life in
peaceful obscurity, thus setting an example for
a new social world in which there would be no "famous people"
to make ordinary persons feel smaller than they (we) already
have to.

    In an infinite universe, the center is everwhere and the
    periphery is nowhere.
                          (--Nicholas of Cusa)

\brad mcormick

--
  Let your light so shine before men,
              that they may see your good works.... (Matt 5:16)

Prove all things; hold fast that which is good. (1 Thes 5:21)

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