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   >> > > > is   
   >> > > > caused by "temporary, minor   
   >> > > > brain malfunctions, not by the person's spirit actually leaving the   
   >> > > > body.”   
   >> > >   
   >> > > I did read it very well, and in fact I support their conclusions. What   
   >> > > are you talking about?   
   >> >   
   >> > They did not state that it was a fact, just "strongly suggests” other   
   >> > scientists “suspect”/\.   
   >>   
   >> Going with what they strongly suggest would seem to be the wisest   
   >> course of action.   
   >   
   >Really? So you put faith in the unsubstantiated words of men? Even when they   
   >disagree on it as point out in the article?   
      
   What makes you thin they're unsubstantiated?  They've done the   
   research, so they should know.   
      
   >> > > > That does little to support a fixed conclusion. Especially when the   
   >> > > > Witches   
   >> > > > and warlocks describe what they saw and where they have been in spite   
   of   
   >> > > > never having been there physically, ever. And That is all in respect   
   to   
   >> > > > the   
   >> > > > realities of this world, which can be proven and verified by anyone.   
   >> > >   
   >> > > You believe in witches and warlocks? Are you sure your religion isn't   
   >> > > Walt Disney?   
   >> >   
   >> > My religion? Sorry I have none other than that specified in the book of   
   >> > James.   
   >>   
   >> You're part of a religion, regardless of your aversion to the word.   
   >   
   >No, I am part of the Body of Christ. The head of which is Jesus.   
      
   Which is religion, despite your feeble attempts to separate yourself   
   from it, probably because you think that makes you look as objective   
   and "real" as the atheists you argue with.   
      
   >Being as you are only posting to argue and not even to appreciate the   
   >thoughts and understandings of other, then what point is there in continuing   
   >on in this subject?   
      
   I'd be happy to end the discussion right here.  But that's up to you   
   whether we have to keep going.   
      
   >I understand your opposition, even though I do not know what caused you to   
   >turn away from Him. And at this point in your life that might be a very faint   
   >memory to you or a very sore one. I do not know.   
      
   It's not a sore one, and it is a vivid one.  I am not "mad at God" and   
   I remember my childhood well.   
      
   >You do have the ability to think and exercise that occasionally and I   
   >appreciate that part of you.   
   >   
   >Regards....   
      
   I find very little to recommend you in return.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)