Monday, June 25, 2012
Science and religion need to catch up with one another
I like what Schopenhauer called the
“direct apprehension” of the nature of things, emotion with
science, faith with reason, informed intuition. Some of my beliefs
have more scientific certainty, like the affirmation of naturalism,
some are probable, some desirable, and some are blunders, but as
Walter Kaufmann said, look to what a thinker has seen more
than parsing his meanings.
Our sacred, ageless mission is to evolve to Godhood, and both
religion and science are applied science-art, not merely
theoretical. For our mission, science and religion need to catch up with one another.
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