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Spirituality vs. Intelligence

December 21st, 2005 by Steve Pavlina          Email this article to a friend Email this article to a friend

Spirituality vs. Intelligence” is a new article I just posted to the free articles section.

Are spirituality and intelligence at odds with each other? Must we choose to live either rationally or spiritually but not both at the same time? This article explores the perceived conflict between spirituality and intelligence and presents the possibility that both paths may actually lead to the same end, but most people never pursue either path deeply enough to reach this point.

This article is about 5800 words, so you may want to print it out for later if you don’t have time to read it now. Every article and blog post you print from this site will be formatted nicely when printed — no ads, no sidebar, no navigation.

Enjoy the article: Spirituality vs. Intelligence

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One Response to “Spirituality vs. Intelligence”

  1. Counting Sheep » Blog Archive » Courage in Learning Says:

    [...] One of the things I’ve seen mentioned in my recent online reading is the need for courage. Kathy of Creating Passionate Users talked about it in terms of the bravery necessary to take the leaps into danger that can really make a product or service (rather than just playing it safe all the time). Steve Pavlina has a whole category on it. [...]



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