Left Brain Christians

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Oh Tom Aquinas. Him and Saint Aristotle started the whole left brain thing, all those years ago.
 
Hmm…, yes, but…
It seems that a logical/analytical/fact-based attitude (left) is much closer to skepticism, and because of this to relativism (see also casuism). On the other hand, sentiment and sentiment-based faith (right), being more “devoted” and “absolute” is more close to a dogmatic perception and position 😉
 
debunked by a left brainer for sure
I am not sure (as in “isn’t it”) … that’s what denies the appellation “dogmatic left brain”).
Sure I am left brain…as well as right brain. Its a yinyang balance.

OR, in left brain dogmatic jargon:
“Its not always simply a matter of either/or but sometimes its both/and.” … I feel 🤣😂🤣
 
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Emotional appeals and resorting to “feelings” tends to make me scoff at whatever is being discussed. So yeah, “left” brained I suppose.
 
I feel like I’m getting more left-brained as I get older. I used to be a righty in grammar school.
 
The left-right myth has been shattered just like the myth we only use 10% of our brains.
 
Given my interactions with the public through my job I contest the results of 10% usage being a myth in all cases.
 
We use spiral thinking - left, right, left-right-left sir.
Northern cranial hemisphere Christians spiral in the other direction - right, left…

Time to pull the plug on this … and see which way the water spirals down the hole.
 
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