“How can we consider ourselves to be rational and proclaim that God is ineffable—beyond our frail human abilities to comprehend him—and in the same stroke of the pen develop a list of orthodoxical beliefs of what God is and is… — Brian Goedken Copy Share Image
“When it comes to the Big Questions in Life, the preponderance of evidence should be our best advisor to inform our Beliefs. The companion… — Brian Goedken Copy Share
“[On the Human Soul] While the Bible offers a clear distinction that the soul is separate from the body and discusses the idea of… — Brian Goedken Copy Share
“When it comes to the Big Questions in Life, the preponderance of evidence is the best advisor to inform our beliefs. The companion enterprise… — Brian Goedken Copy Share
“We also have to be particularly wary of imaginative thought processes for we can very easily create things and ideas in our minds that… — Brian Goedken Copy Share
“Nowhere in the definition of Religion is there a mandate for religions to self-challenge or revamp their theological positions based on new enlightenment. Rather,… — Brian Goedken Copy Share
“Because the brain does not possess robust ‘fault detectors’, the brain will just as easily encode irrational thoughts and beliefs just as it will… — Brian Goedken Copy Share
“When we look at the frailties of the human mind and the apparent disinterest by the multitude to do the very hard work of… — Brian Goedken Copy Share
“One of the things that I find especially worrisome is the propensity for people to perceive reality as dyadic, comprised of two oppositional elements.… — Brian Goedken Copy Share
“When it comes to our embedded beliefs, our relative intolerance to ambiguous and contrary information leads us in many instances to ignore or less… — Brian Goedken Copy Share
“To challenge the verity of one’s own beliefs is to be courageous. To separate the truth from falsity is to be wise. To take… — Brian Goedken Copy Share
“How can we consider ourselves to be rational and proclaim that God is ineffable—beyond our frail human abilities to comprehend him—and in the same… — Brian Goedken Copy Share
