Well, yes. Its pretty obvious. The failure of the academicians lie in the fact that they aren not really providing answers. But I'm not saying that theology or any 'spiritually-related' content does such honours. Afterall, at the very end - what is established through relative classifications end up as concepts or theory. And purposes drawn around them are made not so much with respect to that concept, but rather how it meshes with the other aspects such as one's heart and experience.

Questions - without any emotional attachements to them should not be taken as anything else, they are dryly indicative of nothing other than a statement that requires answers. The question behind the question, and the perspective hiding behind the curiousity renders such a statement, but answers might not appease the actual disorder. The formulated statement may seem similar to a trend of questioners, but persona that choosed to hop upon that bandwagon of queries is one that wields a different 'logic'.

Thus, the answer really shouldn't be an answer to the question - not the academic perspective that oversees the entire picture and submits to deciding objectively and professionally how reasonable the proposition is. Rather, the answer should be answer directed at discovering where the person is coming from - destroy paradigms. banish perceptions. crush opinions. -
Our real purpose, is really to answer the question of the person, not the person's question. And every question, being a different one from everyone else, all require a different way of answering.

But all in all, the answer, is still... an answer.

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