Tony Woodlief on Faith
Sat 24 Aug 2002 23:07:13
"Of course this is unreasoned, self-soothing prattle to those who wait for God to justify himself by reconciling with what they believe their precious sciences reveal. The great tragedy inherent to faith and man's condition is that it can be neither reasoned out nor conjured. Those of us who truly love God, and those of you who do not, are separated by a divide that cannot be traversed by the will of man. I cannot summon words to express my thankfulness for being on this side of that gap -- and, I see now, for having lived on the other side."
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I'm not sure if I should hate you or love you for springing that on me first thing in the morning. In either case, thanks.