Glycon (A mad world)
GEORGE: I like the idea that any metaphysical conversation about a supposed origin of the universe, or whether something can come from nothing, is all basically meaningless and can never be rationally resolved, because there is an irrational paradox involved.-GK: I always thought "paradox" as limits in our understanding. So I think of them as "human paradox's" not universal ones.-Well, you're both right in my eyes. There has to be a valid answer, and we shall never know what it is. You can take that as a good argument in favour of agnosticism for those who don't feel the need to make a decision, and a good argument in favour of faith for those who do feel the need. Great ... we are all winners!
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