Love the idea that we need all three lines of inquiry—and not surprised that option one is getting the most votes. If I had to pick one for Thanksgiving I’d probably go with the ministers bc with the scientists and philosophers there’s more risk they’d be all wrapped up in some super niche area of academia beyond my comprehension.
You’re so right: we need more of a mixture of religion, science, & philosophy. They all ask similar questions with different methods. Also, I’ve been meaning to read The Swerve since it came out! Your post might actually get me to finally read it!
Love the idea that we need all three lines of inquiry—and not surprised that option one is getting the most votes. If I had to pick one for Thanksgiving I’d probably go with the ministers bc with the scientists and philosophers there’s more risk they’d be all wrapped up in some super niche area of academia beyond my comprehension.
You’re so right: we need more of a mixture of religion, science, & philosophy. They all ask similar questions with different methods. Also, I’ve been meaning to read The Swerve since it came out! Your post might actually get me to finally read it!