15:00 "All world views yield poetry to those who believe them by the mere fact of being believed. And nearly all have certain poetical merits whether you believe them or not. This is what we should expect. Man is a poetical animal and touches nothing which he does not adorn." 34:01 "I believe in Christianity as I believe that the Sun has risen, not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else" What a philosophical genius.
For me, this was the one of the final nails in the coffin. Along my journey of Searching. Atheistic low brow materialism, in popular culture, sects of the internet, and especially rife in modern academia. Fails me in a search of a Truthful Worldview. And, if i were to take up a materialist position, i find myself put on a defensive position with only a limited number of positions that, i could go to with, that hold Coherent positions within this worldview. Usually those few, i'm referring to Hume, Or Nietzsche one of the few materialist that held coherent points within their worldview. And would ironically find themselves in disagreement with so many large parts of modern academia, and the internet for failing to understand their worldview. So ends the search for any truth to the, Materialist worldview. But C.S Lewis did it better, than i could ever hope to, Rest in peace good sir.
It is a frightful thing to declare the death of God. It rearranges our place, our purpose and our destiny. What if we were mistaken, how would we know? The whole of life organizes itself towards value. Its fuel is truth, its goal is meaning, its destiny is alive.
I believed foolish things for a time, it took time to discover the flaws. No reasons were left , it dissolved into nonsense, despair was the final faux pas. To find meaning in nonsense is tricky, the questions keep causing delay. Do they point to the answers or maybe, it is questions that stand in the way. Love has a brilliant persuasion in calling the lost back from hell and whether we find rhyme or reason, it just is, so you never can tell.
15:00 "All world views yield poetry to
those who believe them by the mere fact of being believed. And nearly all have certain poetical merits whether you believe them or not. This is what we should expect. Man is a poetical animal and touches nothing which he does not adorn."
34:01 "I believe in Christianity as I believe that the Sun has risen, not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else"
What a philosophical genius.
For me, this was the one of the final nails in the coffin. Along my journey of Searching. Atheistic low brow materialism, in popular culture, sects of the internet, and especially rife in modern academia. Fails me in a search of a Truthful Worldview. And, if i were to take up a materialist position, i find myself put on a defensive position with only a limited number of positions that, i could go to with, that hold Coherent positions within this worldview. Usually those few, i'm referring to Hume, Or Nietzsche one of the few materialist that held coherent points within their worldview. And would ironically find themselves in disagreement with so many large parts of modern academia, and the internet for failing to understand their worldview. So ends the search for any truth to the, Materialist worldview. But C.S Lewis did it better, than i could ever hope to, Rest in peace good sir.
Kudos to the artist of that smoke lion, mind-blow
C.S Lewis names Darwinist materialism as one of the finest myths conceived by the human mind...
@@buttcube6085 ...and they cling o the darwinian demiurge out of primeval fear of "The Unknown"....
It is a frightful thing to declare the death of God. It rearranges our place, our purpose and our destiny.
What if we were mistaken, how would we know?
The whole of life organizes itself towards value.
Its fuel is truth, its goal is meaning, its destiny is alive.
28:38 Key point that many Christians that take their faith seriously, need to start hammering this home.
18:02 Brilliant point.
Personal bookmarks: 27:00 and 32:00
Is the narrator George guidall,
Just finished dostoevsky audio. crime and punishment such a similar vioce ,,
26:00--->
I believed foolish things for a time, it took time to discover the flaws. No reasons were left , it dissolved into nonsense, despair was the final faux pas. To find meaning in nonsense is tricky, the questions keep causing delay. Do they point to the answers or maybe, it is questions that stand in the way. Love has a brilliant persuasion in calling the lost back from hell and whether we find rhyme or reason, it just is, so you never can tell.
I hope On Bicycles is coming soon!
Landon Loftin. Attempting a joke perhaps. Sorry.
Wow