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the ignorant is you because you think your religion is the right one and the others are crap
there are other religious scientists as well
99% of the scientific community doesn't support your religion
for example francis collins who is a born again christians accepted evolution
Many people want it to be a religious, paranormal or supernatural phenomenon. The fact that NDEs can be explained scientifically detracts from the mystique. - Mark Mahowald, director of the Minnesota Regional Sleep Disorders Center
i agree with you but supernatural doesn't belong to science law, science is science, it is there to investigate mysteries as it always did in the past 100 + years and it always came up with an explanation
Originally posted by The Matrix Traveller
reply to post by hypnoticka
Look I am Not against my own work in Science but I have to say There are the Opinions of of the Scientific Community and there is what is Reality beyond Human reasoning.
All human reasoning, comes through a "Double Logic System" which is in the structure of your DNA.
This is why we label the observations in Science, as Theories.
I have absolutely no conflict with Science, but in the end even my own work on Optical Interfaces ais based on our understanding of so called reality.
Science has never been absolute and never will be, but some try to seek security in the findings of science, because of their denied insecurities and need something to believe in.
No Offence intended in this statement. All humanity looks for security in something which is perfectly normal.
Science does its best to explain things, but I am afraid to say at the end of the day, all our work in the scientific community is still obtained through the Double Logic System within our selves.
If this were Not True, then we would Not have to be involved in Research and Development.
We would Not have to investigate anything or experiment.
I hope this is taken in the context it was intended and that people can see Science in it's True Light.
I will make it Quite clear again for you, in that I accept and support the Scientific community and believe that it is very healthy.
It is getting better as we progress in our understanding, but in saying this, Science should Not be Misrepresented.
godness scientists leave their faith out side of science research, you cannot implement your faith in science because that's not science. science is to unlock mystery not to say "god it". you said Christianity is the truth in your other message, doesn't that means the others are false to you ?, there's a difference btw respect and believes, you might respect other religions but you don't believe in them
Originally posted by pause4thought
reply to post by hypnoticka
the ignorant is you because you think your religion is the right one and the others are crap
For one who wishes to give the impression they bask in science you spout a shocking amount of assumptions.
This is one of the very first threads I started on ATS:
Why Muslims should be treated with more respect
there are other religious scientists as well
My point exactly. The fact that so many of them believe in God - whether they agree with my faith or not - suggests you have even less grounds for an ad hominem attack in this regard.
99% of the scientific community doesn't support your religion
The more baseless claims you make the less I am inclined to take you seriously. Unless, of course, you wish to cite the research. (Not likely, as you endlessly use unfounded claims in your contributions.)
for example francis collins who is a born again christians accepted evolution
And?..
Many people want it to be a religious, paranormal or supernatural phenomenon. The fact that NDEs can be explained scientifically detracts from the mystique. - Mark Mahowald, director of the Minnesota Regional Sleep Disorders Center
Oh, I capitulate, then.
You are a hoot.
you cannot implement your faith in science because that's not science
science is to unlock mystery not to say "god it"
you said Christianity is the truth in your other message, doesn't that means the others are false to you ?, there's a difference btw respect and believes, you might respect other religions but you don't believe in them
Originally posted by TheBandit795
reply to post by melatonin
I had a feeling that he was referring to one of those experiments. He's referring to the Ehrsson study, not the Blanke one. I just couldn't remember who the researcher was. As close to an OOBE it may seem, it's still not so. It doesn't explain people being able to move around while out of their body. I was able to move around in mine. Although strangely enough I wasn't able to move through walls and ceilings (I merely bounced against the ceiling like a ball), I went straight through closed doors in my longest OOBE, and briefly exited my house, floating about 15-20 ft high about 20-25ft in front of the house. Those studies do not explain my experience, and they still do not explain veridical NDE's.
don't be stupid, history archeology doesn't validate facts, why don't you believe in the ancient Egypt's gods and Asian's gods ? these have the same historically archeology
Originally posted by pause4thought
reply to post by hypnoticka
you cannot implement your faith in science because that's not science
It appears you are saying someone who has accepted the historicity and authenticity of certain past events is somehow precluded from practicing science. Bizarre and about as intolerant as could be.
science is to unlock mystery not to say "god it"
Your preconception of the nature of faith is simply incorrect, at least with respect to the Christian faith. It is based on historical events and writings, not some mystical, uninformed guessing-game that precludes enquiry.
you said Christianity is the truth in your other message, doesn't that means the others are false to you ?, there's a difference btw respect and believes, you might respect other religions but you don't believe in them
Largely correct. I'm relieved I can agree with you on something we have discussed.
I believe other religions contain a great deal of man's thoughts about God, whereas Christ was God coming into the world. That is the meaning of the Christian term 'incarnation' - God Himself taking on flesh, veiling His true essence for the purpose of demonstrating the limitless extent of His love for human beings.
That is not to say that other religions do not contain truth. Christ fulfilled the Jewish prophetic writings, Islam is monotheistic, etc. Furthermore, believing that every human being was created by the God I trust and love, I seek to follow Christ's teaching to show respect, benevolence and practical kindness to all, regardless of their beliefs.
buddy science doesn't work like that, you are misinterpret every subject of science if science worked like, then we'd not be where we are.
Originally posted by Jezus
Why would you think just because something can be reproduced by chemicals and stimulating the brain it isn't real?
Their is no difference between science and magic.
The only difference is people's ability to comprehend.
The fact is, PRECONCEIVED notions effect the way everyone looks at evidence.
If someone doesn't believe the mind and the brain are separate entities this evidence can be rationalized away as inconclusive.
NO evidence is conclusive, even in a lab you can only get so close.
If someone does believe the mind and the brain are separate entities this evidence would support that. The reason is because other explanations don't seem as logical and are just speculation.
However, if you REALLY don't believe in an afterlife or a soul or whatever you want to call it, your logic will take you to a different conclusion.
As science moves forward fact becomes fiction and vice versa, it has happened before and it will happen again.
Science is our BEST guess but the best guess always changes and preconceived notions just make the change slower.
[edit on 11-11-2008 by Jezus]
Originally posted by Smugallo
Hold yer horses there dudes.
Once your dead, that it. Nothing, void. You only get one chance get over it.
Well have you got a big surprise coming one fine day.
I have had plenty of personal proof that there is an afterlife. The most important though was in June last year. My dear wife Ede passed away at the end of May, 2007. After the funeral I went down from Cairns to Melbourne to spend a couple of weeks with my daughter. I had only been there two nights when I woke suddenly with Ede's voice still ringing in my ears. She came through loud and clear and was calling out to me asking 'Can You Hear Me'. Though I have had things like this happen plenty of times, it still gives one a bit of a fright. I thought Fiona had come into my room and perhaps she was calling me. But the room was in darkness and silent. Naturally I told Fiona what had happened in the morning. Next night Ede tried to get through again, this time with Fiona. Like me, Fiona woke in a fright. Only thing was that with Fiona, Ede's word were jumbled - too fast. This is normal when it is the first time you experience it. The following day I shot into Melbourne and went to the Victorian Spiritualist Union to get a quick reading. I had never been there before, Ever. They didn't know me at all, and only asked for my first name. At first the medium talked about my father saying his name was Edward. Not quite right - it was John Edward, but I recognised the reason for stressing Edward. Then after ten minutes the medium sat straight up and said, "WHO IS EDITH?" As he went on all doubt was removed. He couldn't have known that she liked to be called Ede or Eadie - Her son Mike has a horse he named 'Eadie May' and after it won an early race, Mike gave us a framed picture of the horse winning. Ede loved to sit and look at it. He couldn't have known about the Ankh cross I bought for her in Cairns not long before she passed. He couldn't have known that she sat with it in her hands.
There is much more to the world than you can ever imagine, and you can see more of it if you open your mind to it.
don't be stupid, history archeology doesn't validate facts, why don't you believe in the ancient Egypt's gods and Asian's gods ? these have the same historically archeology
Originally posted by TheBandit795
I had a feeling that he was referring to one of those experiments. He's referring to the Ehrsson study, not the Blanke one. I just couldn't remember who the researcher was. As close to an OOBE it may seem, it's still not so. It doesn't explain people being able to move around while out of their body. I was able to move around in mine. Although strangely enough I wasn't able to move through walls and ceilings (I merely bounced against the ceiling like a ball), I went straight through closed doors in my longest OOBE, and briefly exited my house, floating about 15-20 ft high about 20-25ft in front of the house. Those studies do not explain my experience, and they still do not explain veridical NDE's.
Originally posted by TheBandit795
reply to post by melatonin
I had a feeling that he was referring to one of those experiments. He's referring to the Ehrsson study, not the Blanke one. I just couldn't remember who the researcher was. As close to an OOBE it may seem, it's still not so. It doesn't explain people being able to move around while out of their body. I was able to move around in mine. Although strangely enough I wasn't able to move through walls and ceilings (I merely bounced against the ceiling like a ball), I went straight through closed doors in my longest OOBE, and briefly exited my house, floating about 15-20 ft high about 20-25ft in front of the house. Those studies do not explain my experience, and they still do not explain veridical NDE's.