Religion, at its best, offers profound meaning, ethical guidance, and a framework for confronting the universal existential dread. It is an exploration—an acknowledgement of the great mystery that underlies existence. Dogma, conversely, is not an exploration. It is a declaration. The reasonable dislike for dogmatic forms of religion—whether they emerge from the Abrahamic traditions of … Continue reading The Sacred Question Mark: Why the Reasonable Mind Resists Dogmatic Certainty