The Pageless Book

Welcome Stumble-Upon Visitors! Please vote if you enjoy this post!

1. I believe that all beliefs are inherently flawed.
2. I believe that the process of understanding which we call “logic” is also inherently flawed.
3. I believe that the interpretation of evidence which we call “science” is also inherently flawed.
4. I believe that logic and science is the best measure of reality to which humanity has access.
5. I believe that there is a Divine Source.
6. I believe that Divine Source is unknowable.
7. I believe that Divine Source to be beyond human description.
8. I believe that the belief in the Divine Source does not contradict logic or science.
9. I believe that spiritual behavior exhibited by humanity is evidence of the existence of a Divine Source.
10. I believe that the psychological make-up of humanity is evidence of the existence of a Divine Source.
11. I believe that my own experiences are evidence of the existence of a Divine Source.
12. I believe that the evidence I have of the existence of a Divine Source is too subjective to be considered in a serious logical argument.
13. I believe that subjectivity and objectivity is a distinction made for the convenience of the human mind, which only approximates the limits of reality as the human mind can understand it.
14. I believe that morality can never be objective.
15. I believe that morality is not dictated by the Divine Source, but by the greater good for all humanity.
16. I believe that morality evolves.
17. I believe that morality is a function of evolution.
18. I believe we are evolving.
19. I believe that tolerance is proof that we are evolving.
20. I believe that, as humanity grows, tolerance will become essential for our survival.
21. I believe that we will survive.
22. I believe that we are not special in comparison to the rest of creation.
23. I believe that we are not stewards or subjects of nature, but rather are microcosms of the environment we create.
24. I believe that each part mirrors the whole.
25. I believe that with the evolution of each part, the whole itself is elevated.
26. I believe that the Divine Source is the whole, and is what the whole can become, and is    greater than what the whole could ever be.
27. I believe that the Divine Source speaks clearest through the events of our lives.
28. I believe that prophets and spiritual teachers hear the Divine Source the clearest because they pay attention.
29. I believe that we can all become prophets.
30. I believe it is we who makes that which is holy, sacred.

… There are more, but I think 30 is a good number with which to start.

Top Photo by Ubi Desperare Nescio. Bottom Photo by Wickedly Smart.