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| Of course, each one of us has to find our own answers to these primary questions, for no man can carry the burden of another and no amount of rational persuasion can lead to that gnosis which yields certainty in the heart, but at such moments of truth we can at least be sure of one thing: the reductive explanations of scientism are no longer adequate to deal with the most fundamental questions about the universe and the human condition. As I wiped the soy sauce from my hair and reflected on what a great scene this would make, I realized I was a very lucky man to be able to live in Baltimore and experience firsthand all those beautiful moments of truth. Moments of truth often come in the guise of a challenge or even a crisis; an experience that threatens to topple us rather than teach us. |
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