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Jane J
Jane Aug 20, 2007 12:11:29
Replying to tiompan

Believing in leylines, earth energies, crystals, santa claus, the virgin mary, fairies, witchcraft or the power of allah is indeed quite common, but that doesn't make it right. It's all completely unproven and, I think, all a delusion. I don't believe anything unless it can be proven, but then I'm probably a stronger atheist than Richard Dawkins.

(Watch him tonight at 8pm, Channel 4, "the Enemies of Reason")

T tiompan
tiompan Aug 20, 2007 12:20:52
Replying to Jane

Jane wrote:
Believing in leylines, earth energies, crystals, santa claus, the virgin mary, fairies, witchcraft or the power of allah is indeed quite common, but that doesn't make it right. It's all completely unproven and, I think, all a delusion. I don't believe anything unless it can be proven, but then I'm probably a stronger atheist than Richard Dawkins.

(Watch him tonight at 8pm, Channel 4, "the Enemies of Reason")

He's preaching to the converted so ni need to watch , plus it would mean watching tv , I also find his attitude objectionable .

V Vicster
Vicster Aug 22, 2007 09:27:32
Replying to Jane

Jane wrote:
Believing in leylines, earth energies, crystals, santa claus, the virgin mary, fairies, witchcraft or the power of allah is indeed quite common, but that doesn't make it right. It's all completely unproven and, I think, all a delusion. I don't believe anything unless it can be proven, but then I'm probably a stronger atheist than Richard Dawkins.

(Watch him tonight at 8pm, Channel 4, "the Enemies of Reason")

Me too Jane, I spent years avoiding wonderful ancient sites because I was so hacked off with the crystal-healing brigade!!

Enemies of Reason - it was cracking wasn't it?

Vx