Latter Day Sinner

I have come to the realization that one of my more peculiar quirks is that I reject ontological certainty as a class. I have a desire to continue a lifelong journey of learning. I wish to increase my share of both human and divine knowledge. That takes a level of humility on the lines of admitting how little I know. But it also makes me critical of how little we know as a species as well. There are two main concerns from which I am often inundated. Those two frameworks which while popular, I must to be of good conscience reject. On the one side, I reject settled science. All scientific knowledge is preliminary and the stuff that has made it into my own head leads me to be skeptical of it. On the other side is scriptural inerrancy. I must reject that too for many of the same reasons. My experience with the divine must be preliminary and resist final immutable forms. Not many people are that honest in both regards. I aim towards that honesty and to learn more and better because of that aim.