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Caedmon, sorry, are you talking to me? I see a validity in almost any question (with the few notable exceptions of who buys my clothes and what happened in '69.). The nature of this question is, to me, lovably rakish, a noble irreverence that reminds me of how Jesus caught people unawares and thus open to a deeper understanding. 
Sorry for my verbosity and abstruseness; and I always think that I am clarifying. My point is really simple: how do we approach such questions? Blunt force, trying to crack it open with the hammer of our critical intellect? Do we try to work within the known of our tradition and accepted dogma? Or is there another, and surer, path to discovery?