freelight
Eclectic Theosophist
Yep,....keep asking, seeking and knocking.....its a journey of learning.........
Yep,....keep asking, seeking and knocking.....its a journey of learning.........
Perhaps you ought to read my words "in context". If you are seeker of truth, you will remain open and flexible to have your views, thoughts, opinions and beliefs changed if/when necessary, as new info./light/truth/revelation is discovered which is more sound, reasonable or in harmony with reality. Its called "progressive revelation". In this dimension of space and time, there is continual change, flux and transformation so that 'point of view' is ever subject to modification, innovation, expansion....as long as there is room for clarity, better knowledge, understanding, wisdom.
Does your 'theology' permit you to think for yourself? Does your theology allow you open and free investigation of anything and everything? Did Jesus say "ever be asking, seeking, knocking?" - is the 'tense' here a 'continual' seeking, researching, in the context of his point? A student of truth is ever re-searching and challenging his own concepts of reality, his own perceptions, his own assumptions. Are you that bold enough to re-evaluate your belief-system? Are you open to quest-ion the "reality" you perceive or assume? That could be the beginning of the real quest......
Yep,....keep asking, seeking and knocking.....its a journey of learning.........
Yep lain:
Perhaps you ought to read my words "in context". If you are seeker of truth, you will remain open and flexible to have your views, thoughts, opinions and beliefs changed if/when necessary, as new info./light/truth/revelation is discovered which is more sound, reasonable or in harmony with reality. Its called "progressive revelation". In this dimension of space and time, there is continual change, flux and transformation so that 'point of view' is ever subject to modification, innovation, expansion....as long as there is room for clarity, better knowledge, understanding, wisdom.
Does your 'theology' permit you to think for yourself? Does your theology allow you open and free investigation of anything and everything? Did Jesus say "ever be asking, seeking, knocking?" - is the 'tense' here a 'continual' seeking, researching, in the context of his point? A student of truth is ever re-searching and challenging his own concepts of reality, his own perceptions, his own assumptions. Are you that bold enough to re-evaluate your belief-system? Are you open to quest-ion the "reality" you perceive or assume? That could be the beginning of the real quest......