At 08:53 AM 02/04/02 +1000, Jonathan Clarke wrote:
>If we are going to talk about different ways of knowing we must not ignore the
>aesthetic or the relational. Neither of these are scientific, but all are
>important.
I agree and disagree.
Aesthetics and relations are fields of study as well, therefor
scientific. Don't limit studying (=science) to the physical sciences,
whatever they are. They should be studied and are based just like physics
on your stand before God. That is: we must serve God everywhere. That
includes all areas of life and study. If you don't you come easily to the
idea, that after my prayer in the morning, leaving the door the guidance of
the Spirit is not needed. It is in all you work and studying. I will
never understand (I tried for many years) that less study is needed in
aesthetics or relations than in physics or mathematics.
Jan
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