Edgar,
Again, a problem only arises when people take the religion's indications
literally. I include the indications of Buddhism, and maybe especially the
indications of Zen.
One must be a participant, a practitioner, to stay out of trouble.
Only readers -- who remain readers -- get into trouble. Unless they are Poets.
Dear Reader... beware! ;-)
This is not poetry. '-)
--Joe
> Edgar Owen <edgarowen@...> wrote:
>
> Joe,
>
> I'm in general agreement with this view. Religious explanations of reality
> were in ancient times the best science available.
>
> Problem is that now they have long been falsified by science continued belief
> in them amounts to a very dangerous delusion...
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