Editor’s Break 034 looks at answering questions posed by our children, particularly difficult ones like, “Is God real?”
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Hello Skyler! Good topic here. Many voluntarists are focused on ethics but not experts at metaphysics, the less practical one of the two. The God question and definition is legitimate. I am sorry that all adults dealing with God you met so far were blind believers who could not provide reasoning. I’ll try to do better. If you want to raise your children intelligently, you should not only hope that they will “dig”, you should demonstrate the “digging” yourself. Skepticism without personal investigation is just nihilism. You can know God in two ways, a priori and experimentally. A priori you… Read more »
Jan, I must admit I was not expecting what you followed “you can know god in two ways” with. What you wrote served as an introduction to me on those concepts. Right off the bat I will ask, how does the a priori result in “God” (which definition you omitted, I think)? Likewise for the experimental, but perhaps you *know* something from experience that I don’t.