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Rachel Malloy is the new moderator for Philosophy.
Rachel Malloy is the new moderator for Philosophy.
Does that mean that Michael Francis is taking over “Non-Catholic” religions?Notice:
Rachel Malloy is the new moderator for Philosophy.
Good Evening old bean, I think it would be jolly decent to see you out there getting stuck into the debates while also making sure any naughty fellows are kept in line.Notice:
Rachel Malloy is the new moderator for Philosophy.
No. Currently that forum does not have an official moderator, but will be monitored by all the mods as they have time.Does that mean that Michael Francis is taking over “Non-Catholic” religions?
Okee dokee smokee heheheheNo. Currently that forum does not have an official moderator, but will be monitored by all the mods as they have time.
Long live the Queen!Notice:
Rachel Malloy is the new moderator for Philosophy.
how appropriate, multiple interpretationsNo. Currently that forum does not have an official moderator, but will be monitored by all the mods as they have time.
In order for you to evolve into a human you first had to be created. If you have scientific evidence proving you do not exist I would be interested in seeing it.What does this mean for the ‘temporary’ ban on discussion of valid and relevant aspects of religious philosophy (ie atheism and the scientifically proven alternative to Creation)?
Never fear. The mods basically work “off the same book.” If there are any questions, members are free to contact forumadmin@catholic.com for clarification, as always.how appropriate, multiple interpretations
Does one mean the popular scientific guesswork which depends on very questionable assumptions and very imaginative speculations regarding the spiritual intent of human nature?What does this mean for the ‘temporary’ ban on discussion of valid and relevant aspects of religious philosophy (ie atheism and the scientifically proven alternative to Creation)?
Does one mean the popular scientific guesswork which depends on very questionable assumptions and very imaginative speculations regarding the spiritual intent of human nature?
I’m not aware of that one. I’m referring to the confirmed scientific theory for which evidence from various scientific disciplines is abundant, 100% consistent, and empirically verifiable. The one where the conclusion is derived from the facts, as opposed to the one where the facts are cherry-picked so as not to disprove
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Does one mean the popular scientific guesswork which depends on very questionable assumptions and very imaginative speculations regarding the spiritual intent of human nature?
a presupposed conclusion.I’m not aware of that one. I’m referring to the confirmed scientific theory for which evidence from various scientific disciplines is abundant, 100% consistent, and empirically verifiable. The one where the conclusion is derived from the facts, as opposed to the one where the facts are cherry-picked so as not to disprove
(Let’s stop now before we get into trouble… It may already be too late!)
Have no fear! We’re in neutral territory. You regard “confirmed scientific theory for which evidence from various scientific disciplines is abundant, 100% consistent, and empirically verifiable” as the surest form of knowledge - overlooking the fact that we are the ones who interpret and obtain all our information about reality. The surest form of knowledge is that which we experience within ourselves…
“Off the same book” – would that be like the Q document?Never fear. The mods basically work “off the same book.” If there are any questions, members are free to contact forumadmin@catholic.com for clarification, as always.