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KNOWLEDGE
We live in an “information age,” aided and abetted by the current fascination with the computer. Has this information gathering furthered our knowledge of ourselves? Seymour Cohen has observed, “A modern commentator made the observation that there are those who seek knowledge about everything and understand nothing. It is wonder - not mere curiosity - a sense of enchantment, of respect for the myster- . ies of love for the other, that is essential to the difference between a knowing that is simply a gathering of information and techniques and a knowing that seeks insight and understanding. It is wonder that reveals how intimate is the relationship between knowledge of the other and knowledge of the self, between inwardness and outwardness.”
What do we actually know? Facing the unknown with humility can offer us strength, for indeed life is larger than we are, and we don’t need to figure it all out to find it meaningful.
At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME, we welcome folks of all faiths and denominations, and will help you determine what kind of memorial works for your loved one. We’re at 233 Broadview Ave., Warrenton, for answers to your questions. Call 540-347-3431.
"It is the appreciation of beauty and truth, the striving for knowledge, which makes life worth living. ”
-Morris Raphael Cohen
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