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Attacking The Hypocrisy Of Science

 
 
 
 
 
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Science advocates and supports such outrageous and likely forever unprovable theories from its own, but discounts beliefs of those who have experience beyond the natural as psychosis or imagination. This article puts the issue into perspective.
Find the home site of author Bill Allin at http://billallin.com

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Kenosis23

Kenosis23

some scientists don't understand science I agree with you, but it's important not to go to far in the other direction aristotle's golden mean, moderation

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Science has beauty, for sure. But parts of it--especially the establishment--are arrogant.

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Kenosis23

Kenosis23

and yet there is sometimes a deeper beauty in the patterns that science finds

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another blogger

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to explain everything such as how a rainbow is "made" then the magic can almost be lost...i read that in a book. Einstein said imagination was key to science or something like that.

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Kenosis23

Kenosis23

I have an early memory of laying on the ground and experiencing, without words, the immensity of the stars. This is my religion. In the end science is about words, words fancier than everyday discourse, but words none the less. It is an article of faith to me that there are places our words can't go, places that can only be known by experiencing them.

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