Faith and Knowledge/Reasoning...

Subject: Faith and Knowledge/Reasoning...

kimjongl 8.05.12 - 05:55pm
i don't think either pair automatically go together. faith is largely unnecessary, wisdom, knowledge and reasoning nice to have. * +

airwalkr 8.05.12 - 06:00pm
Again I was speaking generally. Encompassing all aspects. If a farmer doesn't have faith that his crops will produce and he yet plants them. Then he is a fool. If he has knowledge of crop rotations but have never applied it, then he would have no basis to believe it will work. Likewise an old farmer having experienced placing seaweed on his land for fertilizer know he can increase his yield. * +

airwalkr 8.05.12 - 06:01pm
Therefore when he does so twice a year he does purely because he has faith in his expected results. We operate in faith daily. When we sit in a chair we don't question whether it will support us. If we did then those you tube vids wouldn't be so funny to people. * +

themiss 8.05.12 - 10:56pm
Faith and reasoning go together with bible study. nod

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dgsn 9.05.12 - 06:00pm

@ gabenowa - 8.05.12 - 11:14pm
Faith as it is called is often a way 2 manipulate the large populace. B4 the european renaissance, the Catholic church often murdered ppl who dared 2 state facts about science. Ppl lyk Darwin, a deep racist who considered Africans 2 be apes but upon his evolutionary research he put one and one 2getha and realised dat life began on dis godforsaken continent called Africa. The first man appeared in Africa. Then a white man c*ms 2 dis continent carryin a bible and a gun, preachin 2 me then he

Um Darwin was not a racist. * +

iilmadme 10.05.12 - 12:03am
U probly think he was racist becuz u think there's sumthin wrong with noticing similarities between apes n humans,then,is it? Whereas he didnt *