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Holly Krahe <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 21 Mar 2000 07:59:01 EST
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gts writes:
>  However when you combine diet with
>  religion you cease to speak in the objective language of empirical science
>  that allows people of all nationalities and religious backgrounds to
>  communicate. You shut out a whole lot of people.
>
For myself, I don't feel shut out - I feel intrigued.  The "objective
language of empirical science" is fine, but as a student of science I find it
is NOT particularly good at communicating to a wide variety of people.  If
you have ever watched the faces of a typical class of science students during
an evolution lecture you would know what I mean here -- many are not
particularly interested in or convinced by purely empirical evidence.  I use
it as an alternate language reserved for speaking with those who have adopted
scientific logic as their belief system.

Even though I sometimes disagree with or have trouble understanding
Jean-Claude's logic, it always makes me think (and often makes me smile!).

Holly

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