We know what we do not know. Got it.
I have this idea, but I cannot explain it, and you wouldn’t understand it if I could. But I know it’s right, so you ought to believe it.
;>)
Hank
I have this idea, but I cannot explain it, and you wouldn’t understand it if I could. But I know it’s right, so you ought to believe it.
;>)
Hank
The article is not an argument for believing in G-d. It simply points out that for those who do believe in G-d, His ways are beyond human understanding and beyond human "justification."
Those who do not believe in G-d, on the other hand, have a different problem: how anything can be labeled "objectively evil" in the absence of a Creator and his unknown purposes.
2. Providing something does exist, its nature is ultimately infinite and can not be comprehended.
3. Providing something exists and that you could understand it, you could never explain it: there aren't enough words.
- Jainist saying