I used to be very spiritual

[delusionsofNORMALity]

as the human race creates complex spiritual ideologies to explain the mysteries which surround us in our everyday life, it often ceases the quest which would reveal the true answers for our most vexing questions. the search for spiritual identity is usually nothing more than a search for some established dogma that agrees with the way of life which you have already decided to follow, a way of making yourself feel better about the choices you have already made. by labeling our decisions as spiritually meaningful, we make ourselves seem more deserving of the gift of existence and release ourselves from the burden of having to explain our reasoning. spirituality is all too often nothing more than a mask to hide the emptiness left by our inability to find the answers to our ultimate questions.

[LuckyG]

Science brings reason, but destroys imagination. That's my take on it, at least. Life was more fun when I didn't know a lot of science. I used to have bizarre Rube Goldberg-esque ideas of how technology worked when I was a little kid. You will never know a toilet mechanism as complicated as the one I imagined.

[delusionsofNORMALity]

Science brings reason, but destroys imagination.

as science explains our reality, imagination pushes the boundaries even farther, then science has its chance to explain even more and so on and so on. our imaginations are only stifled when we cease to question that which we do not yet understand.

[LuckyG]

as science explains our reality, imagination pushes the boundaries even farther, then science has its chance to explain even more and so on and so on. our imaginations are only stifled when we cease to question that which we do not yet understand.

I'll concede to that. :jointsmile:

[deadfan420]

Science has it's place in this world, and so does sprirituality. They don't need to be at odds with each other.

[Reefer Rogue]

Jah will always be there for those who seek his wisdom and love.