--- In [email protected], turquoiseb <no_reply@...> wrote:

> When they cross the line from relating a subjective
> experience to making pronouncements about what that
> experience "means," and calling those pronouncements
> "truth," I might try to remind them that what they're
> saying may be nothing more than opinion, and thus no
> more "truth" than anyone else's opinion. ANYONE
> else's opinion. And that includes supposed holy men
> from the present or past. I don't swing behind the
> idea that ANY of their opinions is "truth."
Says he whose buttons cannot be pushed.

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