That it wasn't worth pondering.
But of course it is! That's what makes us human.
I think what makes us human is the ability to choose to ponder or not to ponder.
“Plato's Cave” · Season 1, Episode 4
In this episode: Daniel Holden (5), Tawney Talbot (4)
Finding peace in the not knowing seems strangely more righteous than the peace that comes from knowing.
I can see and feel God in all things.
Like Thomas Aquinas.
I don't know much about him.
He felt that God revealed himself in nature.
Yes, yes, that's what I feel, in a sense.
He believed that supernatural revelation is faith, and natural revelation is reason, and the two are not contradictory, but complementary.
Could you ever accept Christ into your heart?
I don't think Buddha would mind making room, or Confucius. Nietzsche might grumble.
It does something to you, not to be touched in any positive way for so long. You begin to vacillate between being repelled by touch, and seeking it out in any form, even the most negative.
I'm so sorry.
Out here, you... you're the only touch that soothed me.
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