Philosophy tries to find out the reason for things and to get at the riddle of existence. And they try it by searching\u2014philosophers try it by searching into their own heads. There really isn\u2019t too much in our heads, and since philosophers are compelled to stay within the confines of their own craniums, the result is, of course, disappointing. They never get at the real reason for existence because they\u2019re hunting around in their little dark skulls with a flashlight and they don\u2019t find very much. So philosophy has never been able to give us the real answer to life\u2019s questions. Science, in our day, has taken over and displaced philosophy\u2014and theology, for that matter\u2014and science is reason\u2019s search for knowledge in nature. Philosophy searches for knowledge in the philosophers\u2019 own heads and science searches in nature. And knowledge there is obtained by observation and experiment. But neither can the scientist understand life. The key is in God. And hence, the godly man is the true sage. The man who knows God knows the Fountain and Source of everything; he has the key that unlocks everything.<\/p>\n
Proverbs 1:7; 1 Timothy 2:1\u20138; 2 Timothy 3:1\u20137<\/p>\n
Success and the Christian,<\/i> 115.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Philosophy tries to find out the reason for things and to get at the riddle of existence. And they try it by searching\u2014philosophers try it by searching into their own heads. There really isn\u2019t too much in our heads, and since philosophers are compelled to stay within the confines of their own craniums, the result … Continue reading “PHILOSOPHY;
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