Jeff Binkley -> Ed Hulett wrote:



 EH>>>>>> Yes, they do. On the other side of the veil.

 RS>>>>>> So now your church elders claim they can speak
with those who
 EH>>>>   have SH> already

 SH>>>>> Next thing you know, they will be claiming that
fire breath is
 EH>>>>   possible in SH> reptiles.

 EH>>>> And that dragons may have really walked the earth along with
 EH>>>> sasquach.

 RS>>> Prove either one doesn't/didn't.
 RS>>> Guess what? You can't.

 EH>> What's with you idiots? First you claim you can't prove a negative
 EH>> and then you expect other to do it.

 JB> Typical circular reasoning from them.

That's all they have.

 RS>>> Now ask me to prove they DO, and that's where the scientific
 RS>>> method comes into play.

 EH>> Yes, and science says they only existed in the imaginations of the
 EH>> people.

 JB> This reminds me of the discussion on miracles.  They would claim that
 JB> miracles do not exist yet there is plenty of evidence to the contrary.
 JB> Their vaunted science is at a loss to explain the cause of them, yet
 JB> they believe it cannot be anything supernatural at work.

One of their evolution heroes, Richard Dawkins, said that aliens could have
seeded earth, but that alien race would have had to evolve to that stage to
do it. When I heard that I almost fell out of my chair laughing.

Just watch what they do when a physicist starts talking about such esoteric
subjects as parallel universes and quantum mechanics.

Ed

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break of the fundamental laws, though dictated by necessity, impairs
that sacred reverence which ought to be maintained in the breast of
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--Alexander Hamilton, Federalist No. 25, 21 December 1787

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