On Apr 26, 2009, at 12:44:18 PM, "Joseph Maurer" <[email protected]> wrote:
On Friday 24 April 2009 10:32 PM ³markhsmit² writes:

<snip>
> Religion and Spirituality suffer when a scientific method is used to describe
> them. Because it can't, religion is thought to be inferior. I would say the
same of 
> Science when spiritual methods are used to describe it. It is possible that
Quality 
> may bridge this dilemma. I do not believe that Quality can be measured
> scientifically, but it can be felt spiritually. Our language is
scientifically-based
> where words have meaning, but used only in relation to other words. It is a
self 
> sustaining circle. Breaking out of that circle cannot be done except perhaps
through
> metaphors (pictures, music, dance etc, are hard to transmit in a post)..
<snip>

Hi Markhsmith and all,

I do not agree that Religion and Spirituality suffer from a scientific
method except, perhaps, in the ridicule of experience outside of
mathematical calculation. Good Grief! I don¹t see numbers running around.
Some accommodation has been made! So I would agree that the language of the
scientific method suffers from things left out. I would suggest
³mechanical² and ³conscious² distinguish a scientific method as it does
all methods. There are words of evolution that IMO the scientific method
accepts, SQ/DQ.

Joe

Hi Joe,

Dude, I can't understand what you are saying.  What is an IMO?, What's with all 
the 3 2 quotes?
What things are left out of the language of science?  What is so distinguishing 
about
mechanical and conscious.  If the scientific method accepts SQ/DQ then how do 
you measure
them?

My point was that to apply a scientific method to spirituality may not be 
adequate in the
same way as applying a spiritual method to science.  You may be addressing this
point with your comment, but it sure appears obscure to me.  I haven't seen any
numbers running around recently either, unless you are talking women.  (OMG! 
sexism)

Cheers,

Willblake2

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