opinion vs fact

Originally posted by mikelom
Well if you're in a plane crash are you going to expect Christ to suddenly appear, and save you, or will you go into the ground like a f....king dart?

Scientific answers only, please.

😉

-m.

Go to the science forum.

Originally posted by RJHinds
Go to the science forum.

There ain't one. God took it over. 😕

-m. 😉

Originally posted by mikelom
There ain't one. God took it over. 😕

-m. 😉

You poor thing. 😉

Originally posted by karoly aczel
If I drop a brick on my foot, feel the subsequent pain, is it a fact? Bbarr?

Is what a fact? That you feel the pain? Yes.

Originally posted by karoly aczel
Dont know about this trust thing. It works up to a point like anything else.

What am I supposed to trust in JC or something? Because I really cant see myself proclaiming that aloud or even silently in my head. (Prayer)

Oh dear. I'm making an effort to engage with you as I thought your OP was quite interesting KA.

It was you that brought in the topic mentioned 'trust', saying that unseen event could become a fact to you if you trusted the third party telling you about it. I thought this was interesting, but as usual you really don't have much of an opinion on anything other than making comments like this about Christianity.

Originally posted by karoly aczel
That does sum it up rather well. It reminds me of the political system-puppet on the right or puppet on the left-type arguing/debating.
So I am going against tradition here by speaking of the unspeakable, but hey, the times are a different and the secrets are becoming revealed.

I would be interested to hear why rvshakadeo doesn't think we should learn about the kundalini here, in this forum.

What good is it for salvation of the soul?

Originally posted by RJHinds
In your case that was meant as ironic.

Oh, and I thought you were being serious.
Come on, is it intelligent to give over to Jesus?

Originally posted by bbarr
Is what a fact? That you feel the pain? Yes.

So did the brick hit my foot or did my foot hit the brick?

I felt a bit of pain, but I could just as well have forgotten about it this morning.

I mean I could've whinged about it, but I didn't , I just dropped that thing Jackass style.
Point is, if I make a big deal out of it it seems to hurt more.
Otherwise it's a nothing injury with more ego being hurt than body.

in fact, I reckon I could've meditated for like 5-10mins before dropping the rock and felt nothing.

Sounds like an experiment for next week

Originally posted by karoly aczel
Oh, and I thought you were being serious.
Come on, is it intelligent to give over to Jesus?

It is way more than that.

Originally posted by divegeester
Oh dear. I'm making an effort to engage with you as I thought your OP was quite interesting KA.

It was you that brought in the topic mentioned 'trust', saying that unseen event could become a fact to you if you trusted the third party telling you about it. I thought this was interesting, but as usual you really don't have much of an opinion on anything other than making comments like this about Christianity.

Sorry to dissapoint,I'm not watering it down (or hamming it up for you).
I trust that that rock would hurt my foot, thats a prediction I can live with.

On a side note Jesus hasn't spoken to me in any manner,and yes, I have been listening.
And even in his silence I get a message.

Originally posted by RJHinds
It is way more than that.

Answer the question

Originally posted by RJHinds
What good is it for salvation of the soul?

It is the energy stored in your chakras that rises when you concentrate. Everything to do with spirituality, but rvsakhadeo seems to think we shouldn't study it.

Originally posted by karoly aczel
Answer the question

It is so amazing I can not put it into words.

Originally posted by RJHinds
It is so amazing I can not put it into words.

try..

Originally posted by karoly aczel
So did the brick hit my foot or did my foot hit the brick?

I felt a bit of pain, but I could just as well have forgotten about it this morning.

I mean I could've whinged about it, but I didn't , I just dropped that thing Jackass style.
Point is, if I make a big deal out of it it seems to hurt more.
Otherwise it's a nothing injury with more ego ...[text shortened]... 10mins before dropping the rock and felt nothing.

Sounds like an experiment for next week

Well, you can only reliably infer from experiments that are replicable, and when potentially confounding variables are controlled. You may need to check the brick/foot relationship under a variety of circumstances. Does it similarly hurt when others drop the brick, or when the brick is larger? Get back to me on this.