In defense of the agnostics
In many ways knowing is the enemy. Once something becomes knowledge it demands attention. To focus attention we create rituals. Ritualised knowledge is difficult to uproot, impossible to change and self perpetuates - spreading faster than it can be recalled. This is how we chase after the past trying to create a present that makes futures possible.
So this idea of knowledge itself is complex, especially in matters god, philosophy and culture. This idea that something is known ignores all the things that are not within the realm of known/knowledge, whether by design, or simply because they are untouched by human consciousness.
And yet it is for knowing that we go to war. We destroy each other because we know that one way is better than the other. It is from knowing that we create the other, from knowing that we find fear. All because we are unable to sit in a little uncertainty.
No, maybe the only thing we really know - is that we don't. And that's okay.


















