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I know, the secularists do it too. It's a human thing. But I never met anybody who said you can't do your own chemistry experiments at home. I suppose the poin
by swayvil 3y ago
I know, the secularists do it too. It's a human thing. But I never met anybody who said you can't do your own chemistry experiments at home.
I suppose the point is moot though, if you have the opportunity to see for yourself, but don't.
And as for what's actually going on there. I think there's a human inclination to live inside a bubble of dreams. Dreams supplied by solid authority/consensus/tradition but dreams all the same. And challenging the skin of that bubble is something that most of us are allergic to. And seeing for yourself, and challenging the skin of the bubble, is something that only special people are allowed to do. And special basically means not you or me.