403-1 Religion is just the explanation we use to defend ourselves against the possibility that everything could be, without reason. Our explanations grow more complex as we analyze our experience more deeply so that asymptotically our explanations better and better approximate the reality we seek to know. At the limit, the explanation's complexity equals the thing explained and we see unity through complexity come full circle. The ultimate questions of physical process and life's reason simply reflect each other as Yin and Yang; they cannot stand apart to be answered and we cannot leave their domain for perspective. early Jan 75 CSULB - Lipsky's class Gallagher
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