Revolution 2.0

Introduction Many of us have heard of the need to make a “https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leap_of_faith (Leap of Faith)” in order to go from the evidence that we can take in with our senses and process with our brains in order to get to a belief in God in general or the specific faith–or lack thereof–that we hold. There is no clear and convincing proof of the existence of God, or of the validity, superiority if you will, of any particular religion. And atheists can’t prove their positions, either. No one on earth knows for sure; the assumption is that everyone who is no longer here–dead, that is–does know. Having faith requires a leap, a crossing of the irreducible gap, from where reason leaves off and belief begins. We use facts and reason to narrow the space that must be crossed by faith to the smallest possible gap. In purely earthly matters, it does not take a leap of anything to understand the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagorean_theorem (Pythagorean Theorem) that in a right