He was full of questions.
For others, he provided answers
that stunned their knowledge and their world;
for him, his answers were but springboards
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Wisdom engagingly penned. I believe those who have all the answers tend to come from a place of fear. Those who question, invariably grow. You make your point exceptionally well, Michael. love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
From someone who can be an agnostic, an atheist and a believer all in the space of five minutes, I can relate to this. A flowing, contemplative write - I especially liked the last stanza.10 from me. Hugs Anna xxx
Lovely contemplation. Christ said that we must become as children to enter Heaven, what is more childlike than the awe and wonder of such a scientist?
I've never thought of being both agnostic and atheist before. Hmmn, going to ponder this one. t x
A teacher on the one hand and student on the other. A great piece. An evenings discussion you could have just on this one topic.Regards. Craig.
Ah - am I seeing a Lucifer here who, eternally questioning, can only ultimately believe in the eternal Question... and Law of course....but the God of Law and all creation must respect the questioning..... Ummmm maybe I am all at sea, but that is my interpretaion of such a piece which could at least give an evening's discussion to the meaning of the imagery.