I can only wholeheartedly agree with your thesis. The divide between theology and science is, I dare say it that way, an ignorance of philosophy. Would it not be that the pursuit of wisdom, which unites all knowledge and serves as the vector of our intellect striving for more understanding, should bridge the chasm between these fields? Philosophy, the queen of the sciences, must illuminate the path where faith and reason converge, leading us to a greater understanding of the universe per the natural sciences and the divine harmony that governs it.
This reminds me of an American Indian ceremony that I attended where a sacred circle was blessed and the talking stick passed around to two score of attendees; where Black Eagle invoked the great spirit and spoke of the fire in the earth, reaching up to the fire in our hearts, up to the fire in the stars.
Dear Stacy,
I can only wholeheartedly agree with your thesis. The divide between theology and science is, I dare say it that way, an ignorance of philosophy. Would it not be that the pursuit of wisdom, which unites all knowledge and serves as the vector of our intellect striving for more understanding, should bridge the chasm between these fields? Philosophy, the queen of the sciences, must illuminate the path where faith and reason converge, leading us to a greater understanding of the universe per the natural sciences and the divine harmony that governs it.
With great respect,
Justus
This reminds me of an American Indian ceremony that I attended where a sacred circle was blessed and the talking stick passed around to two score of attendees; where Black Eagle invoked the great spirit and spoke of the fire in the earth, reaching up to the fire in our hearts, up to the fire in the stars.