Believers and Skeptics

Keyhole - the doorThe REAL question isn’t have you ever had an experience that couldn’t be explained by logic, math, or science? The answer, if you are to be truthful in your heart of hearts, is that you have.

The REAL question is what did you do when you were confronted with that situation? Did you get curious? Did you wonder and want to learn more?

Or, did you decide such an event could not possibly have been real? Did you start explaining it away to yourself or others? Did you figure out how it could fit into your existing world view and, if it failed to fit, discard the experience altogether?

That’s the real difference between the “believer” and the “skeptic”. The believer get curious, explores, and seeks understanding without ruling out the possibilities. A skeptic tends to decide up front that something is not scientifically possible – or more accurately palatable – and rejects the experience.

Most believers aren’t fools eager to be duped. They’ve had an experience or experiences convention can’t explain. They’ve been brave enough to explore that experience and be open to wherever the truth leads.

As Carl Sagan once said, “Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.”

Keep your eyes on the skies!

Ray

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About Ray A. Davis

Ray is a science fiction author, poet, personal development expert, and training professional. He is currently writing a science fiction trilogy titled Anunnaki Awakening. Book 1 - Revelation - is due out in Summer 2014. He is the founder and owner of The Affirmation Spot. He has been writing professional sales training at a Fortune 100 company for the past 13 years. Ray enjoys travel, photography, astronomy, history, college sports, and speculative topics. He lives in Louisburg, KS with his wife April and enjoys spending several weeks each year in Hawaii.
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