Practical Consequences (Humans)

by George Jelliss , Crewe, Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 20:52 (5504 days ago)

All this theology and agnosticism has become rather abstract in the latest series of posts. To my way of thinking it all seems pretty pointless, angels on the point of a pin type of stuff. What are the practical consequences for everyday life of being an agnostic, a panentheist, a process theologian, etc?-Despite the fact that he can't make up his mind what he believes, dhw indicates that he is in practice actually a humanist, like me. -Does any of this abstract philosophising lead you to have any actual definite views on practical issues? Or are your views on such issues entirely separate from all this ontology, and based on other ways of thinking, such as looking at the facts of the individual cases?

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GPJ