Real People, Real Problems
December 4th, 2009I have attended thousands of lectures and listed to thousands of questions answered by Christian as well as non Christian speakers. They range from questions about quarks up to questions related to backsliding.
While all speakers try their best to give the most sincere answer, it has often occurred to me that it is easier to speak of quarks than practical life. While the mathematics of quarks requires a super-computer to crunch numbers, they do not require a subjective involvement.
Speaking of real life, however, requires such high levels of subjective involvement that often the answers become an exercise in subjectivity, than in objective expression. They end up offering unreal answers for real problems in the end.
A change is badly needed!
Dr. Johnson C. Philip

