Theology also knows how to wait
Not all questions can be answered before you have the facts.
There are questions that can only be asked properly when reality becomes clearer. Something similar happens with UFOs: before constructing grand theories, one needs to know what they actually are.
Theology does not need to rush ahead of the data. It can prepare criteria, recall fundamental truths, and avoid confusion, but it should not invent answers about beings that we do not yet know even exist.
That patience is not a weakness. It is a form of humility: letting reality appear, listening to science when it speaks with seriousness, and only then reflecting from faith without useless haste.
Key idea
Faith thinks better when it does not invent the data.
Your challenge for this idea
Faced with a major doubt, write down first what real data you have before jumping to conclusions.
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