When Belief Counts
Experience matters more than belief to both the mystic and the scientist, but to the priest -- he thinks he's accomplished something when he believes in God.
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Experience matters more than belief to both the mystic and the scientist, but to the priest -- he thinks he's accomplished something when he believes in God.
Posted by Paul Sunstone at 4:54 AM
Labels: Late Night Thoughts, Mysticism, Religion, Science
2 comments:
Yes, good point, Paul. It's not the symbol that matters, it's the experience to which the symbol is supposed to point that matters.
I agree, Brendan. What is it in human nature that so often leads us to confuse the finger pointing to the moon with the moon itself? I suspect we would need a psychologist or a neuroscientist to answer that one.
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