Sunday, April 6, 2008

Sunday Inspiration

This Dr has a way with words...

Every word from Dr Bob makes me think. From his post: The Prayer of Java

The subject of prayer is a fascinating one for me in many ways, not only because of its effect on my life, but because — as a logical-sequential scientist by profession and disposition, I want to understand how it works — and I don’t, and I can’t. But it does. And that cognitive dissonance drives me a little nuts....

...Of course, the skeptic’s challenge contains a presumption — one rarely recognized, in fact: that everything which exists, all that is real, can be measured, tested, analyzed, proven, and recorded. But much which is human — perhaps all which makes us uniquely human — is beyond such simple means of measurement and proof. How much does love weigh? What are the dimensions of courage? What is the deceleration velocity of a failing marriage? What color is hope? What formula predicts despair? Why does a rose smell exquisite, but a rotten egg horrendous? Sure, we can speak of neurotransmitters and aromatic organic compounds, but such things touch on the spirit, and the tools of the physical realm are wholly inadequate as inquisitors.

There's more, lots more here. Well worth the read!!!

I'm going outside now to enjoy the final arrival of spring.

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Tracy said...

Excellent Post!! Have a wonderful weekend!!!!

elasticwaistbandlady said...

Spring! Yesssssss.

Spring started here about a month ago. We already have to mow our yard, pull the weeds, and turn on the A/C. Oh, and spring also makes women around here delusional. They think they look good in skimpy halter tops and low-rise shorts even though they weigh around 250.ummer means seeing them at Wal-Mart in bikini tops. Seriously! :0

elasticwaistbandlady said...

I skipped church today. Reading your inspirational post should kind of make up for it, though, don't you think?

a kelly said...

Elastic waistband lady...I bet they missed you at church!! You and your adorable waistband children...
thanks for visiting! now say a prayer!