Neither science nor spirituality is of any use to a closed mind. That which does not change is dead.
Being mercurial, shallow and capricious is of equally little use.
The middle way is, as is most often the case, the best option. Be open to new ideas, but evaluate them before taking them to heart. Question everything, but if something stands up to that questioning, allow it to win credence. Belief can, must, change in the face of facts.
Shakespeare wrote that “Cowards die many times before their deaths, but the valiant taste of death but once.” The same is true of those willing to adapt, to change, to consider new ideas and new ways of doing things. To ossify the mind is to allow the spirit to die young.
“Everything in this book might be wrong.” – Richard Bach
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