I get this kind of response quite a bit, the assumption that I even have
axioms about the truth.
Well, I do hold the axiom that the truth is demonstrable, in whatever
form. And that the supernatural is not. With the result that I do not
hold the supernatural to be truth.
I do not for one second consider C.S. Lewis a 'questioning' kind of guy.
Rather the opposite. He is the archetypical apologist.
I usually don't question death or taxes either.
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