Susanna Krizo

The dreaded question “why?” People are so used to absorbing info without thinking it through. People also absorb mostly info that affirms what they already believe, which is why Augustine said so famously, “faith before reason,” for one must decide what one wants to believe (have faith) before one believes a fact (use reason). This is so very true about theology. Scholastic theologians turned around and said “reason before faith,” wherefore we now demand proof before we can believe. But this causes a problem: you can present any and all facts and people still won’t believe what you say.
I also agree that NN and Mark like to lecture, but make no mistake! they consider everything we write, but do not comment on the facts they cannot answer for they do not want to admit defeat. So far NN’s arguments have all been defeated, are there any left?