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Absolutely. And for Christianity to succeed, we need to produce a whole series of individuals, each one of which so inspires you that you begin to wonder how they do it.
I do not think that is the right way at all.The reason is that if all are inspiring it becomes the norm and inspiration fades away.
It is precisely because certain individuals erupt above the norm { Bruce Lee,,John Bachar,John Lennon,Richard Feynman,Wilfred Owen} that we are inspired by their excellence in the fields of endeavour they are in.
More than anything is the fact that they are not concerned with the appearances but with substance.It is a measure of the greatness of a person that they perform flawless maneuvers with an economy that belies the immense effort that is moving behind the scenes.Insights seem to apppear without effort,movement appears to be magical and understanding seems to cascade out of them in utter simplicity and clarity.
So therefore,it is not the lack of inspiration but the human weakness of need for constant affirmation of a position subject to much division of purpose and filtered through the moral enviroment of different individuals with different outlooks on just what is important in life.
I am exhausted from care in phrasing to impress you on how hard I am trying to avoid an Hikotu.
But I realize now that these people were not in science; they didn’t understand it. They didn’t understand technology; they didn’t understand their time.