What I believe is that magic is very real! I believe that we have closed ourselves off to the natural rythum (I can't spell rythum) of life. We have moved away from honouring the Earth and the seasons... As such we have closed orselves off to magic...
I believe that it's possible that the stories from the Bible are real stories - I also believe that it was at a time when honouring the Earth and her Seasons was prevalent - so therefore we were not closed off to the miracles that that brings...
I think we allow our heads to stuff up our spirituality. For much that is spiritual is a fealing and a knowing or an intuition.. When we intellectualise too much it can complicate things...
Having said that it is important also to be discerning and use our intellegence to question what we see... I know that is contradictory...
CQ, Moses didn't part the red sea. God did. Scholars have shown that there was a really, really weird thing going on with the moon at about that time which meant tides were doing something really freaky. Freaky enough for thousands of people to cross a sea then it close to stop them being pursued? Well, probably. If you look into it, science can explain some of the miracles. Depends if you believe the science, given we have no proof for these thoughts, just some maths. (Just because we have an explaination doesn't mean it's not miraculous. I know how conception works, but DS is still miraculous to me!)
Same as the laws. Some make no sense because we're not living in a hot desert with no bleach, no fridge and nosy neighbours.
I believe the Bible happened. And I believe miracles happen every day: we're just too used to them being explained. Damn science! ( says the scientist!)
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