“Right. Including your belief that spirituality is emotion.”
Nice try. There is not much rationality in spirituality. Indeed, the two are pretty much contradictory. Thus, the driving force behind spirituality must necessarily be emotional in nature.
That is not meant as a criticism of spirituality.
But, I don’t expect you to understand that.
(Grey Whiskers, you don’t need to participate, this is just a ping.)
Oughtsix, I don’t mean to make you uncomfortable in bringing the focus to your own beliefs.
Your own beliefs include the one telling you spirituality is emotional.
That is to say, you believe spirituality is a function of emotion, or e = f(s).
But my point here is that your belief is itself a function of emotion, otherwise stated as f[f(s) = e] = E.