The miracle of life, the order of nature, consciousness itself, natural reason all point toward the existence of GOD. Thus providing a rational foundation to the claim: "Only GOD is Absolute." Further, since human understanding of GOD and of nature is not absolute, neither is dogma nor worldview. Nevertheless, tradition and practical reason prove indispensable guides. Thus: "If a proposition be true, all the facts harmonize with it." (Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics, 1.8.1). Similarly, the closer one's actions accord with agape, the greater one's collaboration with Christ and the Spirit.
The miracle of life, the order of nature, consciousness itself, natural reason all point toward the existence of GOD. Thus providing a rational foundation to the claim: "Only GOD is Absolute." Further, since human understanding of GOD and of nature is not absolute, neither is dogma nor worldview. Nevertheless, tradition and practical reason prove indispensable guides. Thus: "If a proposition be true, all the facts harmonize with it." (Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics, 1.8.1). Similarly, the closer one's actions accord with agape, the greater one's collaboration with Christ and the Spirit.