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Re: Mystical, Academic or Aesthetic
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I wouldn't have thought the problem is what people believe or dont believe, its about how some peope observe the normal courtesies and their attitude. Being narrow-minded is an unwillingness to doubt your own beliefs or to be open to rational scrutiny of methods and observations. When you wont even try to rationalise ideas in your own head your not going to have much luck on any forum, on the internet or otherwise. Thats what I think is the root of the trouble with some of the ideas presented here, its not the message its how its how its being delivered by the few, same old story of the hard liners leaving no room for moderates....


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CianMcLiam
Posted by CianMcLiam
6th September 2006ce
18:33

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