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Home Blog The James Watt Telescope. No news of creation’s postcode ELIZABETH THE SECOND. 1926 – 2022
As in ‘Where do you live, what’s your address, will I need a visitor’s parking ticket if I come
after nine am? Talking of time, what are the Universe’s hours?
Is it above something, is anything next to it, is there anything below it or, as Einstein once
joked, does it sit on a turtle and it’s ‘turtles all the way down.’
Does it have an edge? Are there warning signs saying, ‘Edge of the Universe 2 light years
ahead ‘?
Articles in the Autumn Edition of the
In answer to these the Astrophysics Professor seized my hand and pointing to the centre magazine out next week.
of my palm announced
Editorial. Two worse candidates for Prime
‘It’s there.’ Minster could not be imagined.
It’s not good enough. Here we are, all that money spent, and we still don’t know where we Mark Mantel. “Putting Beauty back in her Seat.”
live.
Transgender Madness: Theodore Dalrymple
name and urinates at the base of another in order to prove that he had been there. Upon winter.
returning, he demands that the Buddha live up to his end of the bargain. Yet the Buddha
Daryl McCann: On why people smuggling matters,
explains that he had used his inMnite powers to cloud Sun’s mind, tricking him into thinking he
how Australia managed to halt it, but maybe is
had left, when he actually stayed in his hand the entire time. But before Monkey can do about to lose control of it again.
anything, the Buddha overturns his hand, pushing it out the gates of heaven, and slamming it
onto earth, transforming it into the Five Elements Mountain (Wuxing shan, 五⾏⼭). There, Sun is Percy Carlyle: How the Conservatives have
imprisoned for his crimes against heaven (Mg. 1) (Wu & Yu, 2012, pp. 193-195). scrapped marriage.
Being the 40th Anniversary Edition of the
Salisbury Review, we publish a selection of
articles from going back to 1992. Here are a
few.
Roger Scruton. “The Conservative Conscience.”
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Enoch Powell on the EU. “A New Continental
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2007
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Michael Wharton. “Colonel Sibthorpe.”2002
Merrie Cave. “Making mock of uniforms that
guard you while you sleep.” 2016
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Heather Ollerenshaw. “Rolling John.” 2018
Brian Ridley FRS. “Global Warming: Beyond Belief?
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2017
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Theodore Dalrymple is a
I need another learned friend’s extra expalanation of your learned friend’s explanation of the
retired prison doctor and
Professor’s answer which intuitevely seems OK.
psychiatrist. A highly popular
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MICHAEL HARRIS 22ND JULY 2022 AT 11:43 AM
at the Bottom, Our Culture, What’s Left of It and
Spoilt Rotten.
Talking of astrophysics. A man attended an Astronomy lecture at which he looked more and
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will grow hotter and hotter until it becomes uninhabitable”. The Prof looked down at the worried
man. He repeated that “over the next billion years disaster would strike the Earth.” The worried
man visibly relaxed; “Billion? That’s all right then; I thought you said ‘million'” You must excuse
me, I have to go and buy some potatoes. Jane Kelly Jane Kelly worked for the Daily
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The cosmos appears to have evolved brains that not only examine itself but ask why anthying and Inside – an account of working as a teacher in
exists at all. This is the biggest conundrum of all. Wormwood Scrubs Prison, London.
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I blame Schrodinger for letting the cat out of the box myself.
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The universe looks like a process in development, albeit with occasionally chaotic
features such as the apparent meteoric disappearance of the dinosaurs, and
seems to have no obvious explanation for itself. Why should it? Somehow it
looks a bit too lumpy to just take for granted. Hence the cosmological arguments
from “contingency” to a Self-Existent Creator (T. Aquinas, G. W. Leibniz, G. Joyce,
F. Copleston, W. L. Craig). This however raises questions as to the nature of
“creation”, the purpose of a universe for a self-suacient Being, and why this
particular universe.
The problem of natural evil (e.g. animal pain) is another issue. But Time raises a
special issue for Christian Trinitarians such as the material composition of the
Second Person of the Single God known as Jesus now “up there”, etc.
Maybe our brains are not yet competent enough to explain why the universe
exists or produced our brains. Have we the will and ability to improve our
capacity for explanation, or for a future species or a set of robots to do so – long
after we have gone – to Heaven or Hell or Nothing?
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David Ashton, That’s all very well, but WHERE is the universe?
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