How do we know that what we're experiencing is real?

There must be some reality outside of us.

And the Greek philosophers used this term logos to describe that connecting point

between the knowable and the unknowable, the material, the immaterial, the temporal, the eternal.

And when they talked about it, some said, well, we use logic.

We can make out logical propositions,

and therefore, if we do enough of those, then we can understand the shape of reality. Other

people said, no, it's about our words. We use words, and all of a sudden, reality takes shape.

Therefore, we're talking about it is what brings it into existence. John came along and said, in the beginning, was the logos of God.

The logos was with God.

The logos was God.

He was with God in the beginning.

And it becomes very clear that Jesus is the connecting point between what is knowable and what is not knowable.

Well, when I would talk with my students about that,

they would say, I've never thought about that before.

So if I understand that Jesus is truth,

the truth exists, and it's not just a logical proposition

or fine words, it's a person.

If I understand that,

then that can't just apply to my own personal life.

That ultimately has to apply to everything.

I stayed at a hotel with Kelly that a day we used her points.

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