's like saying, "it is easy to judge people who do not know" (especially judging evil) at work
"And if God did not exist ?"... Sure, it's a real dilemma. The question of questions. But we're really sure you want to know?, Or rather, we are sure to be able to understand the immense? We do so much the presumptuous, theologians qua theologians there. Intellectualism almost everywhere; sophists, monks, warriors, politicians and so on and so forth. Often we aim horizons beyond a stranger claiming to want to know everything right away before you get there, to go further. In doing so we sail in suffering. What I said does not mean that we should not be in any doubt ask questions and seek answers (I would not look thin or superficial), but needless to be presumptuous of nothingness into nothingness. It 's like saying, "it is easy to judge people who do not know" (particularly bad judge).
We face every moment of life thinking that every new day "today is the first day of the rest of my life your-your-our ".
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