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I intend this as a working hypothesis, it may be in no logical order and even contradictory, give you some idea of what my note book is like!
For example, let’s look at divinity (take that concept how you like).
There is divinity as it really is and there is divinity as we perceive it to be.
The human being, as a biological entity, is limited by our senses, our eyes see in the light spectrum but only so much of that spectrum is open to us, for example we don’t see X rays or infrared. When we look at a red flower we see the rejection of the red spectrum by that flower.
So if we look at creation around us through our limited senses and come to conclusions about the nature of divinity then our conclusions are severely limited, what we see isn’t necessarily what is real, it’s what we perceive reality to be.
If that’s the case can we reliable come to true conclusions about anything at all given that the tools we have to work with often lead to false conclusions?
Or am I writing a load of bollocks?
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