I’m learning HTML right now, in order to build a better template for my blog and create pages for my site. I’m also thinking about what the next step might be in developing my WillSpirit concept. I would welcome any ideas, if anyone were to read this. But for now I’m on my own, obviously. My mind has been playing with the way one person’s psyche (for instance, mine) can accommodate multiple views on religion. I think it is the easiest way to deal with doubt. One part of me does not believe, another does. Since I’m not strongly attached to belief in unitary truth, this approach is fine for me. When I’m in my doubt phase I lean toward the stance that any supernatural being is unlikely. When I’m in my faith phase, I buy into the God concept, at least in a general sense (and on rare occasions, in the Judeo-Christian sense). Which view is right does not concern me very much. We’ll never know. Science does not support the existence of anything supernatural, but it does not rule it out, either. There is plenty of room in what we don’t understand about matter, light, and energy on their most fundamental levels for some kind of extra-sensory phenomenon to arise. Maybe science will someday pin such a thing down, or maybe not. Either way, there is room for speculation. “Absence of proof is not proof of absence.” So I can sit on the fence easily, by just compartmentalizing the two ways of seeing things. Ultimately, I think it comes back to the Will and Spirit dichotomy. (See earlier posts.)
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