Does Anyone Know What's Happened to Dr. Timothy Thrapp & Co?

[NTesla]

Just visited their web site again and got this:

"404 Not Found
The requested URL / does not exist."

I wonder...are they being silenced?

[Bob Smith]

just exactly how do you consider blind faith in imaginary savior entities to be "honestly seeking after the truth"?

the only thing science and religion have in common is a stubborn adherence to entrenched dogma even when evidence, or lack thereof, shows otherwise...

Blind faith can be a real tragedy. Faith has to work in concert with reason. Otherwise, it runs the risk of leading to cultish manipulation, with devastating results - look at Jonestown. Part of the reasoning that accompanies the assent of faith will come from the witness ('testamentum' in Latin - from which we get 'test' in science [to verify or refute hypotheses]). 

Authentic faith and authentic science have much in common. Inauthenticity in either is tragic.
B

[WilbyInebriated]

Blind faith can be a real tragedy. Faith has to work in concert with reason. Otherwise, it runs the risk of leading to cultish manipulation, with devastating results - look at Jonestown. Part of the reasoning that accompanies the assent of faith will come from the witness ('testamentum' in Latin - from which we get 'test' in science [to verify or refute hypotheses]). 

Authentic faith and authentic science have much in common. Inauthenticity in either is tragic.
B

reason never accompanies faith. if something is reasonable, you don't need faith. faith is a belief 'not resting on logical proof or material evidence.' your response does not address my question, you're just dancing around it. i'll repeat it.

just exactly how do you consider blind faith in imaginary savior entities to be "honestly seeking after the truth"?

[WilbyInebriated]

Just visited their web site again and got this:

"404 Not Found
The requested URL / does not exist."

I wonder...are they being silenced?

probably being silenced by god...

[icanbeatbob]

Bob,
There are so many religions out there. Which one is right? Is one better than the other. Is there only one truth? There is no logic in religion. The religion people choose are mostly based upon what they are exposed to. Others choose because of a feeling they get, even though they have not looked into other religions. Science and religion don't mix well because "the word of ones god" in written form varies and has many interpretations within each religion. People believe "the word" over truth in what they see and hear. Blind faith is dangerous at any level. Blind faith leaves one blind.

In saying that, I will be the first to say that I do not know of what is real out there. From my own experiences, it does seem that science and spirituality (not religion) seem to be coming closer together.

Have a good day.

Brad