What question gets answered
By the proposition “deity,”
Since the proposition includes
Mostly worship of a deity?
By the proposition “deity”
We get mostly “ought” and “must,”
Mostly worship of a deity,
No answers to questions.
We get mostly “ought” and “must”
Since the proposition includes
No answers to questions.
What question gets answered?
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There is a saying, it may be from the Bible: Be still and know that I am.(Or I am God.
Maybe That Which Is doesn't respond in human fashion to questions. Gosh, maybe h/she doesn't even speak English!
But to sit in a peaceful place in nature and be still - that might just lead toward the path of Knowing. Not knowing answers to questions; but a Knowing beyong such thoughts. A Knowing so pure and sweet, such a blessing of lightness and light, that the questions cease to matter.
Maybe we should move beyong the constant puzzlings: Why? Who? How come? And simply be still.
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