Yes. For me, I'm 100% agnostic. I don't know either way. At this
  point it's not an important question to me as I'm researching
  other things.

  But I've noticed the danger of "silos of knowledge". I'm
  understanding better the need for what they refer to as a
  "Liberal Arts Education". I mean, it's good that people are
  focused in a specialty.. but then it becomes an entire worldview
  and everything is colored by it.

  I tend towards being a Librarian in my outlook, and
  _classifying_ knowledge is hard enough. smile emoticon

  [I *did* almost become a monk in my late 20s; and had such a
  case of conver-itis to Russian Orthodox Church that I exhausted
  it for a while. The 'gist' of it remains though, although my
  upbringing as Methodist (with a mom and grandmother who were a
  bit eclectic while also being citified and suburban) - likely
  colored my outlooks as well.

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