JUST PHILOSOPHISING - ON MATTERS OF GOD AND HUMANS AND THE NEED FOR MORE OR LESS RELIGION. PART 3.
And how could we, more enlightened humans, now blessed with greater knowledge, deny our enlightenment and greater knowledge. So that we would be more capable of accepting the 'childish' doctrine which would allow us to 'abide in Christ'? What could we expect to achieve by self-deceptively indulging in such a gross act of self-denial? That we should have to so debase ourselves, in order to make the God we our ancestors have created, appear to have some power, some meaning and relevance to our daily lives? Listening to the grand claims Bishop Inge was making for Christ and God, and about their purported attributes. I was, for a moment, led to ponder on how grand claims and claims of grandness are insufficient to disguise Christ's and God's lack of power. Irrespective of how loudly and persistently those claims are made. Since neither Christ nor God really exist, except in the minds of the faithful and the believers. And are demonstrably