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Originally Posted by Robin
Faith is the opposite of REASON/LOGIC, not 'the intellect.'
Faith will always reduce down to some fundamental dogma that exists outside of universal human experience. That doesn't make it anti-intellectual... it just means that religious genius and faith-based intellectual work are more closely related to poetry and painting than they are to science.
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I've got no issue with faith. I understand and believe in the concept. How many here have read Augustine's writings on the subject? What I object to is stuff like representing that a picture of Abraham on a gurny exists in Facsimile No. 1, and of "Kolob" exists in Facsimile No. 2. That's objectionable on many grounds, not the least of which that we owe more than that to the ancient Egyptians.