For those who are too distracted to feel the need to seek eternal wisdom (and who are so drenched in relativism that they can't find much meaning in other people's experiences), experiential paths to faith are just as dead as logical ones. (firstthings.com)
Since eternal wisdom is beyond words, one has a glimmering of wise insight by paradoxically going beyond one's own soul into the deep and silent realm of interiority. (religion-online.org)
Forty - four percent of the respondents to a 2011 Baylor University study reported spending no time whatsoever seeking «eternal wisdom,» and 19 percent replied that «it's useless to search for purpose.» (firstthings.com)