So here's my question: is it wrong to question mysteries? Even though you know you cannot ever truly know the answer(s)?
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4 Comments:
It is never wrong to question anything.
I think that questioning is very important. How can we come to any understanding -- no matter how limited it may be -- if we aren't searching for answers?
Question everything.
You may not be able to know everything but you can always know more. I say question everything.
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