> but overlook other passages about meditating over a corpse at a charnel ground
As morbid as that is, I feel like I would actually gain a lot of value from doing that...
As morbid as that is, I feel like I would actually gain a lot of value from doing that...
It just seems silly to deny possibilities.
It's much more open-ended to say the opposite; that it's possible until it's proven not to be.
Much of our knowledge was discovered or formulated either because a person didn't know it "wasn't possible" or in defiance of consensus.
"Memento, homo, quia pulvis es, et in pulverem reverteris."
(Remember, man, that you are dust, and to dust you will return.)
a liturgical adaptation of Genesis 3:19.