Yer man says this, Jacko:

They were searching through their lived experience of their spiritual traditions for an understanding of what was sacred in their lives. I found that dedication refreshing and exciting. They understood that there were no easy answers in life.

Acknowledging that truth, in both science and religion, could be one way to raise the discussion to a plane where we might all learn something.

You think that's good advice? You think that truth in science is equivalent to truth in religion? You think that what believers see as "sacred" in their lives makes living by mythology somehow more valid? He may be right about there being no easy answers, but you sure as hell won't find any answers by straying down the path of delusion.

Anyway, keep parroting it, Jacko. You might just make it sound more true, like Don does!