/lit/ - Literature

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Faith is comprehension of, and therefore trust in, the principles of nature" -- instated by God -- as manifested in your own mind's gestalt field - your consciousness. It is not denial. Faith is proactive. To have faith is to operate from your position of faith, and to do things in concord with your faith --- faith is affirmative action. This is why it is written, "faith without works is dead." To have faith is to live with life-affirming impetus. It is the engine fueled by breath.

If one claims to have faith, or claims to not have faith, look at their actions. Then anybody can clearly see and pick out the believer from the non-believer.

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The gap in this logic is the ignorance or neglecet of the reality of the symbiosis humanity has with the ecology of earth. Living systems on this planet has evolved in and of itself, alongside living systems. Life begets life, in other words. Therein lies the blindspot in our civilization. Somehow, we cannot reconcile our conception of civilization in concord with our symbiotic-ness to the rest of the planet.

Recently I've been having a gnawing feeling at the back of my mind that humans haven't even scratched the surface of philosophy and never will unlock its full potential. Are there any writings on this topic?

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