You certainly drew me into my own perspective and thoughts on topics that doubtfully would have crossed my simple mind otherwise. Grateful and looking forward to your next writing. Keep up your good work on the podcasts!
It's been fun to engage with you on your changing frame of reference. As some one who has leaned heavily on a scientific view of the world, the issues and questions you raise are mostly new to me. For example the idea that ninety-five percent of existence cannot be seen is an new and baffling thought. Searching Screwtape Letters for answers is also somewhat surprising. Your joy in the journey is contagious just like your stretching puppy. Duncan
Thank you for your comments Duncan. I’m surprised at how many rabbit holes of science I’ve investigated that rather than disproving the existence of God actually demostrate the opposite. Dark matter and dark energy, as I wrote about in an earlier article, are certainly a baffling part of existence science has revealed to us. They raise interesting questions on what we know as well. For example, is the unconscious of this unseen part of existence? C. S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters is not only a surprising book but an uncomfortable one to find ourselves in as much of Lewis’ work is. May you find more in the many articles I’ve included in the A Changing Frame of Reference series.
You certainly drew me into my own perspective and thoughts on topics that doubtfully would have crossed my simple mind otherwise. Grateful and looking forward to your next writing. Keep up your good work on the podcasts!
It's been fun to engage with you on your changing frame of reference. As some one who has leaned heavily on a scientific view of the world, the issues and questions you raise are mostly new to me. For example the idea that ninety-five percent of existence cannot be seen is an new and baffling thought. Searching Screwtape Letters for answers is also somewhat surprising. Your joy in the journey is contagious just like your stretching puppy. Duncan
Thank you for your comments Duncan. I’m surprised at how many rabbit holes of science I’ve investigated that rather than disproving the existence of God actually demostrate the opposite. Dark matter and dark energy, as I wrote about in an earlier article, are certainly a baffling part of existence science has revealed to us. They raise interesting questions on what we know as well. For example, is the unconscious of this unseen part of existence? C. S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters is not only a surprising book but an uncomfortable one to find ourselves in as much of Lewis’ work is. May you find more in the many articles I’ve included in the A Changing Frame of Reference series.