gourangaThu, Dec 27, 2007 understanding in means of experiencing some truth is still an act, although just an inner chemical reaction. this is already practicing what we're preaching. first we don't see the door, then we don't know how to open it, but what's most interesting, we're not sure why we want to enter... i can't remember who said that, but when science climbs the mountain of knowledge, it will find a group of theologians on top of it... or some monks ;) i would gladly participate in such a project, finding out why do we want to enter the door.
understanding in means of experiencing some truth is still an act, although just an inner chemical reaction. this is already practicing what we're preaching. first we don't see the door, then we don't know how to open it, but what's most interesting, we're not sure why we want to enter... i can't remember who said that, but when science climbs the mountain of knowledge, it will find a group of theologians on top of it... or some monks ;) i would gladly participate in such a project, finding out why do we want to enter the door.
to 3LSZVJA9, please, continue!