... - prof.Richard Lynn, to na pewno jeden z wiekszych autorytetow w dziedzinie badan nad IQ, jednakze jest on tylko czlowiekiem i rowniez nie jest nieomylny:) Moim zdaniem ciekawe kontrargumenty do tego artykulu, sa zawarte w tej wypowiedzi: http://www.racjonalista.pl/forum.php/s,155968 Mnie osobiscie bardziej przekonuja w tej materii poglady Einsteina: http://www.spaceandmotion.com/albert-einstein-god-religion-theology.htm

...all grasshoppers"? By old man joe's logic, it must! In his post, old man joe attempts to negate the words of Paul in 1 Timothy 4:10, which say God is the "Saviour of all men" contrary to joe's Calvinist theology. He clearly promotes a distorted version of the gospel, such as was foretold by the prophet Joel, when he wrote about the sun being turned to darkness. The sun is a symbol of the gospel! Joel 2:31 The sun shall be turned ...

... with OBE's because the two belong to contradictory systems of thought. That is why I think that Brian Weiss is a well-meaning charlatan. Brian Weiss's work sounds similar to the work that the author of 'clinical theology' was doing, Frank Lake. Frank Lake was before the LSD era. So I am surprised that such a backward view is still going on. Psychotherapy has had its day. Weiss should wise up to that.- Hide quoted text - ...

... can't integrate psychotherapy with OBE's because the two belong to contradictory systems of thought. That is why I think that Brian Weiss is a well-meaning charlatan. Brian Weiss's work sounds similar to the work that the author of 'clinical theology' was doing, Frank Lake. Frank Lake was before the LSD era. So I am surprised that such a backward view is still going on. Psychotherapy has had its day. Weiss should wise up to that.

... since they're those darned human beings also He also now has a write-up in WKI which wasn't long enough the last time I read it, months ago Here is a key point or 3 of his philosophy/theology/reality Rubenstein holds "religious existentialism" as truth, which he diligently over-explains, because it seems a contradiction if you don't understand the pragmatic appeal of of Judaism, and he also likes the RCC's rituals and ceremonies in...

...churches, on both the right and the left theologically and politically, which are primarily concerned with ... independent of established religious ritual, doctrine or theology. "There is," he says, a "much broader ..., on both the right and the left theologically and politically, which are primarily concerned with establishing ...mysticism independent of established religious ritual, doctrine or theology. "There is," he says, a "much broader ...

... the spectrum of American religion are the analytical churches, on both the right and the left theologically and politically, which are primarily concerned with establishing Biblical principles to live by - and are ... world," and engage in a kind of casual mysticism independent of established religious ritual, doctrine or theology. "There is," he says, a "much broader uncharted range of religious experience among the populace than...

... pastors say that people who voted for John Kerry or merely criticize George W. Bush are going to hell, and that the United States is an explicitly Christian nation and the job of Christians is to bring Christian theological principles into government, and who bring in speakers who say the conflict in the Middle East is God's punishment on Jews for rejecting Jesus, and everyone can still think you're just a good churchgoing Christian, but ...

... showed leading astronomers of his time the mountains and valleys on the moon that could be seen through his telescope. Some scholars of that age, absolutely convinced that the moon was a perfect sphere, as theology and Aristotelian science had long taught, argued against Galileo that, although we see what appear to be mountains and valleys, the moon is in fact a perfect sphere, because all its apparent irregularities are filled...

... when he showed leading astronomers of his time the mountains and valleys on the moon that could be seen through his telescope. Some scholars of that age, absolutely convinced that the moon was a perfect sphere, as theology and Aristotelian science had long taught, argued against Galileo that, although we see what appear to be mountains and valleys, the moon is in fact a perfect sphere, because all its apparent irregularities are filled in ...