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ShatterSphere
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Obviously I am struggling with faith; but having been a philosophy major, I tend to question from a philosophical view when dealing with things like religion. I must say that from a philosophical point of view, God naturally exists. The attributes of that notion of God must be argued through logic and determination. Structurally I see that Jesus is for the most part integrity…I can’t look out into the cosmos and not see some divine inspiration while gathering my senses.
But what God is and what God attributes remains to be seen. Knowing through logic and the determination of will, I sustain reason; and the possibility that true reason transcends any test in time, in relation to scripture or sect. Thought must become transcendent as Truth is meant to unfold in the beholding eye; therefore thoughts come to surface and form into questions rather than answers. In learning truth we are not suppose to see any definitive conclusions, If God by reason is argumentative.
What comes to mind, is in pondering the depths of perception and the experience that is entitled by such thinking…
Matthew 5: 18
For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled.
**Not sounding off in a long winded argument, but do not words fail in other words; and in knowing this, do not words begin to fail? **That’s what makes logical argument so agreeable.
But what God is and what God attributes remains to be seen. Knowing through logic and the determination of will, I sustain reason; and the possibility that true reason transcends any test in time, in relation to scripture or sect. Thought must become transcendent as Truth is meant to unfold in the beholding eye; therefore thoughts come to surface and form into questions rather than answers. In learning truth we are not suppose to see any definitive conclusions, If God by reason is argumentative.
What comes to mind, is in pondering the depths of perception and the experience that is entitled by such thinking…
Matthew 5: 18
For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled.
**Not sounding off in a long winded argument, but do not words fail in other words; and in knowing this, do not words begin to fail? **That’s what makes logical argument so agreeable.