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Hi, Sufjon.
You are so right! Why, just look at those famou oddball Galileo Galilei, Nicholas Copernicus and Issac Newton. Excellent credentials but not keeping in step with either the crowd or conventional scientific wisdom.
Your quote from the CDC was interesting - of course you realize we are not talking about experiments in labs - but, the reality of people using condoms in bed. You did see that towards the end of that quote they gave less than a ringing endorsement - and their ending came close to Catholic Church teaching.
But what I found most amazing from your response was your aversion to the actual statements and teaching of the Catholic Church on this matter. Considering your criticism of those churches who condemn condoms - I would have thought that as a practicing Moral Relativist you would want to know what the other side is talking about in detail and not in sound-bites.
Unlike you with PRmerger, I am not annoyed. I figure that the best way to maintain your position is to deny access to competing views. This is significant since it was you who brought up AIDS in Afircia and the veiled reference to the Pope. Personally, I would like you to be as knowledgeable as possible about a matter you are obviously concerned with - so, please consider returning to the URL that I provided and look it over.
Concerning Einstein, yes, the position of the observer determines a lot of just what is viewed - so, that is relaitve to position. Two witnesses to a motor vehicle accident will give different and sometimes conflicting accounts of the same accident - and neither is trying to be deceitful. My focus was not on position, but rather with Moral Relativism people are encourage to believe what ever it is that they think or feel or want to do is just an expression of their self - and self should not be inhibited but only enhanced and promoted into a better self. This is a flawed and failed theory.
God bless
You are so right! Why, just look at those famou oddball Galileo Galilei, Nicholas Copernicus and Issac Newton. Excellent credentials but not keeping in step with either the crowd or conventional scientific wisdom.
Your quote from the CDC was interesting - of course you realize we are not talking about experiments in labs - but, the reality of people using condoms in bed. You did see that towards the end of that quote they gave less than a ringing endorsement - and their ending came close to Catholic Church teaching.
But what I found most amazing from your response was your aversion to the actual statements and teaching of the Catholic Church on this matter. Considering your criticism of those churches who condemn condoms - I would have thought that as a practicing Moral Relativist you would want to know what the other side is talking about in detail and not in sound-bites.
Unlike you with PRmerger, I am not annoyed. I figure that the best way to maintain your position is to deny access to competing views. This is significant since it was you who brought up AIDS in Afircia and the veiled reference to the Pope. Personally, I would like you to be as knowledgeable as possible about a matter you are obviously concerned with - so, please consider returning to the URL that I provided and look it over.
Concerning Einstein, yes, the position of the observer determines a lot of just what is viewed - so, that is relaitve to position. Two witnesses to a motor vehicle accident will give different and sometimes conflicting accounts of the same accident - and neither is trying to be deceitful. My focus was not on position, but rather with Moral Relativism people are encourage to believe what ever it is that they think or feel or want to do is just an expression of their self - and self should not be inhibited but only enhanced and promoted into a better self. This is a flawed and failed theory.
God bless
PRMerger: You can always find one or two people with outstanding credentials who are at odds with the rest of the professional community in which they operate. Most epidemiologists and medical experts disagree with that conclusion. In fact, even the article you posted quotes the chief of the UN AIDS prevention unit in Geneva as saying that this conclusion is “ludicrous”. He cited it as akin to "saying that sales of mosquito repellent are higher in places where people are more likely to get mosquito bites,” he said. “If people are using condoms more in areas where they are more likely to get HIV, that is positive.”
I have already posted scientific data from exhaustive research that that concludes that condoms are very effective in the prevention of AIDS. The article you have posted, while interesting, posts no data.
When I get time, I’ll look around to see if I can find a few experts who conclude that seat belts and child seats kill more people than they save. I bet it won’t take long, and I can come up with some pretty impressive proponents of that idea.
Your friend
Sufjon