... point is validated. It matters little how well qualified a person is academically (accepted by the mainstream), when it comes to such issues. Experience is the only teacher. There are those who are open to such experiences, and those in denial, who therefor, ironically, deny that others could possibly have such experiences. From the Inquisition to today. The only difference is the way the 'believers' dish out their sentence. BOfL

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Birgit Nietsch schrieb: Vom Epilieren würde ich ganz allgemein abraten. Du meinst, das sei ein Relikt der spanischen Inquisition, und irgendjemand fand das auch noch schön? A!S -- Ein Ding ist dann wichtig, wenn irgend jemand denkt, daß es wichtig ist. -- William James

..., however, makes it abundantly clear how useless force is to compel others to think or believe a religion. They dont go to war in the name of Jesus or anyone else. They dont hold heresy trials, much less inquisitions, and the usual arguments of atheism do not work with them either. If you take 200 micrograms of LSD and dont directly experience the divine, I dont have a problem with it. But, as the Marsh Chapel study ...

...which, however, makes it abundantly clear how useless force is to compel others to think or believe a religion. They dont go to war in the name of Jesus or anyone else. They dont hold heresy trials, much less inquisitions, and the usual arguments of atheism do not work with them either. If you take 200 micrograms of LSD and dont directly experience the divine, I dont have a problem with it. But, as the Marsh Chapel study ...

..., which, however, makes it abundantly clear how useless force is to compel others to think or believe a religion. They dont go to war in the name of Jesus or anyone else. They dont hold heresy trials, much less inquisitions, and the usual arguments of atheism do not work with them either. If you take 200 micrograms of LSD and dont directly experience the divine, I dont have a problem with it. But, as the Marsh Chapel study done ...

... Theory contracdicted the Bible as it was interpreted by the Church at that tim As noted explicitly both by Bellarmine (who was a *moderate* on the question in 1616) and by the Inquisition long after Bellarmine was dead. The Church condemned Galileo because he was wrong. But what they neglected to mention is that they were wrong too. Both sides were still attached to the premise of a fixed reference frame and that (in ...

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...> On Sep 10, 3:42 pm, "Dan Drake" <d...@dandrake.com> wrote: Again, there is no historical evidence whatever of an intent on Galileo's part to insult the Pope, except an assertion by the Inquisition. If you knew of any, you might condescend to tell us of it rather than debating epistemology. "Pope Urban VIII personally asked Galileo to give arguments for and against heliocentrism in the book, and to be careful not ...