As he points out in First Things, Jesus does not "fight wars other than those that go on in the heart". They go on assuming that what man most wishes to know – be that about God, truth, beauty or goodness – is within the grasp of his preferred way of understanding. I could attempt to account for why a particular woman – let's call her Kate – is the one. Advertisement"Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's," says Jesus in Mark 12:17, "and to God the things that are God's." If not, we can lose touch with truth, beauty and goodness, Plato's archetypes that order physical reality yet also stand beyond it.