Talking on the internet today
The woman asked me a question.
“How do you know that the morals of Christ’s are morals?”
I stood puzzled, and then realized the brilliance of Euclid.
It is something that most philosophers have never had the pleasure of doing.
I did it first with a penny and a piece of string.
I found that the penny, which has a diameter about an inch
The string around its circumference is about 3.14.
I answered her the same way.
I know no other way of explaining it,
But, the fact remains that a brilliant mind had to create the algebra of
πd=C. It took a minute for me to understand how they invented pi.
They measured a circle’s circumference with a diameter of one.
Furthermore, I looked at Christ’s morals.
It might seem like a rote formula to most,
But, given the right mind—
And presuming it to be true because we all have a lot of faith in that little formula
πd=C—
It becomes clear that those are the right moral principles.
B. K. Neifert 