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Originally Posted by GateandGarden
I think this will come off shallow, but I think what's necessary is a happy medium. I think one needs to realize that we don't know any of it for certain, so to refuse to have so much faith that you can't see things any other way is foolish, just as refusing to have any faith whatsoever and therefore shutting the door is foolish as well. (IMO!)
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Of course a happy medium would be excellent but much like politics, there are a lot of thinkers that don't subscribe to the theory that to see both sides is more enlightening than to see one side of the spectrum. People believe what is right and what is right are the standards and practices they've conformed to either by choice or by being born into it.
Okay, next question...do you think the refusal to have so much faith that you can't see things any other way and the refusal of faith totally is ignorance or fear? (or if you're like me and think that generally, ignorance is fear, run with that). It may not be either to some but again, something to talk about.