First of all, let it be affirmed that you are indeed perceiving the existence of this question. How is this so? Through your sensations and knowledge (i.e. past sensations and inferences), you can read. Since birth, each one of you has affirmed that anything that can be learned can be PERCEIVED. Confirming information is the purposes of these instruments of detection that make up your five senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste). Having come into the world equipped with these abilities, what is this thing called "faith" that has come into this world? Faith, in itself, is merely a thought, termed a belief, in what is and never was - irrational, in other words. Therefore, 'faith' would be completely against human nature, would it not? Then why is it that the mainstream religions hold "faith" in such high esteem?
Suppose a friend performs a magic trick, claiming supernatural powers. However, you know it is simply a deception. Criticizing it would be rationalizing the irrational...
2007-05-18
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