Re: In Defence of my beliefs.doc

From: Jan de Koning (jan@dekoning.ca)
Date: Thu May 09 2002 - 21:37:32 EDT

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    At 09:07 PM 09/05/02 +0100, Vernon Jenkins wrote:
    >Jan,
    >
    >I was not intending to imply that God's Word makes for easy reading, and in
    >writing as I did it was never my intention to exascerbate division among
    >Christian believers. But, as an advocate of plain speaking, I did think it
    >appropriate to point out that the Bible has certain fundamental things to say
    >about the nature of man and about the reality of the supernatural - matters
    >that lie outside the gift of science - and hardly referred to in this
    >forum. In
    >my view these have a direct bearing upon our behaviour and claims as
    >scientists
    >- and as assessors of the behaviour and claims of others.
    >
    >Sincerely,
    >
    >Vernon
    It seems that you misunderstood me. I would like that some of the things
    which are not discussed , but which are at the bottom of one's beliefs,
    were discussed more and better. However, I do think that it will be
    difficult, since some of the particip[ants in the discussions do not
    realize, that part of their life stays out of the other part of their
    life. That is a situation which I do not understand, but I realize it will
    take a lot of study for them to see it, and fo us (others) to show it.

    Jan



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