What should have primacy in our lives?
- Secular knowledge or spiritual knowledge?
- Science or Faith?
- A magnetic compass or the Moral Compass?
- Philosophy or Theology?
All are important to be sure, but consider
this…
“. . . one could live very well
without philosophy or without knowing that the earth revolves around the sun.
Man cannot live, however, without moral certainties, without being able to form
sure judgments about the behavior of others toward him.”1
- Luigi
Giussani, The Religious Sense (London: McGill-Queen’s University Press,
1997) p. 19.