Are those who don't honor logic deceitful egomaniacs?

[Louisabell]

Aah, sweet logic. Logic to me is divine, as the foundation and structure of the Logoic design. I don't see that humans invented logic, but that it was discovered, with mathematics being its' purest expression. I see it as a discovered phenomenon of our universe because of how incredibly predictive it is. Set up any projectile, and it will land exactly where it was calculated to, accounting for any variables. So powerfully predictive mathematics is that it has sent human beings to the moon. And the field of philosophy does a pretty good job of attempting to apply logic to more abstract thought and human language. 

Logic reliably connects us all together in an objective reality that we can all share. It is the ultimate unbiased third party, and a powerful tool when successfully employed in reality-testing our own inner processes. Not to mention a great source of entertainment when attempting to solve the cases presented in crime-fiction before Sherlock Holmes gets the chance. 

Yet, I see a missing piece in the OP. Where does ambiguity fit into this picture? Not all thought-play needs to be constrained to proven assumptions. Anything can be entertained with the right frame of mind. I would imagine that something can be entertained quite thoroughly for a very long time, almost making it real for the person, yet never being absolutely so. That's how I see my mystical journey, always beginning and ending in mystery. So spirituality can be seen as a form of play, yet the significant changes to one's person and the growing inner resources developed as a result of spiritual practice are proof enough for me that it is a very serious form of play, even if done for the sheer joy of it.