Investigating Wonders

It is important to constantly grow in learning and understanding. Wisdom and knowledge never end, but always begin anew again and again. Accepting that fact will expand ones thinking to levels of intelligence that one might not have ever thought possible. With the study of Tsz-Nephilimus Sapiens comes the opportunity to continue that growth. History and mythology often overlap due to the events of real people being taken out of context as they turned into figures of legend, romanticized fantasy, or exaggerated additions to their feats. Proof is based in first breaking down myth to meet fact. When fact is discovered, then truth can follow. This is the gap between history and myth, science and philosophy, truth and exaggeration. Proverbs 4:25 ESV reads, "Let your eyes look directly forward, and your gaze be straight before you." When we keep our eyes up and focused, the world appears right before us. It is larger than what is seen when we look at the ground where only our feet and the dirt exist. Knowledge acts very much like looking up from the ground. When we open a book and turn the page to the next one and the next, then we learn more rather than just simply staying stuck on page one with the same information before us. We shape our future by embracing our past, and we expand upon discovery by seeing and adding to what others have discovered and taught. To expand on an existing theory or replace it is the next step in becoming more like God in truth and wisdom.