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John West Explicates C.S. Lewis on Science, Scientism, and Skepticism | Evolution News (with comment)

December 15, 2018 Earthpages.org

Chinese pastor and wife face 15 years in prison as crackdown on religious groups intensifies | The Independent

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Mystical Experiences Open a ‘Door of Perception’ in the Brain (with comment)

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Your meals are speeding up climate change, but there’s a way to eat sustainably | CBC News (with comment)

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Female scholars are marginalised on Wikipedia because it’s written by men | Victoria Leonard | The Guardian

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Climate Change Alarmism Is the World’s Leading Cause of Hot Gas – Dr. Rich Swier (with comment)

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Doing Away With Scientism | Issue 102 | Philosophy Now (with comment)

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John West Explicates C.S. Lewis on Science, Scientism, and Skepticism | Evolution News (with comment)
John West Explicates C.S. Lewis on Science, Scientism, and Skepticism So what has changed since then? Are we supposed to believe that just a century ago, elite opinion in science and in the culture at large was so terribly fallible and vulnerable to being misled by prejudice — yet today, it cannot err? Source: John […]
Mental Prayer – It’s not what you think | Earthpages.org
In Catholic teaching and practice, mental prayer is a type of inner prayer where The words of the prayer are inwardly pronounced but not vocalized In higher forms of contemplation the mind is set directly on God or some aspect of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ Often the two types of mental […]
Is The World Shifting To ‘Ambient Computing’? – Slashdot
In the future, “A massive convergence of technologies will enable us to use computers and the internet without really using them,” argues Computerworld. Source: Is The World Shifting To ‘Ambient Computing’? – Slashdot
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Last night I was sort of missing the sound of my old NAD stereo amp and thought… If only I could hook up a subwoofer with my old amp. Then it came to me that I could link my active sub through the headphones ‘out’ jack. I tried it and it works well. But still, the […]
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An explosion near a pub in the northern Japanese city of Sapporo on Sunday night injured at least 42 people, including one critically, said Hokkaido Police public relations officer Ryohei Kashihara.
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More from the vintage audio nerd – Final encore and easy subwoofer you can probably do too!
Last night I was sort of missing the sound of my old NAD stereo amp and thought… If only I could hook up a subwoofer with my old amp. Then it came to me that I could link my active sub through the headphones ‘out’ jack. I tried it and it works well. But still, the […]
Maybe he’ll buy it
Nah, he didn’t I used to go into this secondhand/remaindered bookstore a lot. A few years ago you could buy scholarly old Penguins for a buck. I have quite a few and hope I never have to get rid of them because of space restrictions. These days the outdoor “dollar table” is now the “two […]
Reelin’ in the Years – 2017
Wow. I’m already up to 2017. Last year… I’m 55 yrs in ’17 and really getting used to being single again. I’m not sure what I like better, being single or being in a relationship. My adult life has been about 50/50 either way so far. I find pros and cons in each circumstance. Sometimes […]
Vintage Audio Showdown – NAD 3155 vs Harmon Kardon HK 3270
As a kid, I liked playing around with radios and tape recorders, experimenting with different speakers and antennae just to see what would happen. We had a cottage on an island at Georgian Bay which, until the 1980s, had no hydro connection. So battery operated radio was my exclusive link to the outside world and […]

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rudolf otto… pioneer in using the term “numinous”

Marion Woodman, Jungian Analyst and Author

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me as a kid at Georgian Bay

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More about the transition of “Think Free” to the new EARTHPAGES
Well, it’s back to school for millions of kids today and I’m happy with the transition from the old “Think Free” (where you’re at now) to the new Earthpages. Revising and migrating existing articles from one blog to the other gives Earthpages a whole new vitality. Maybe Marshall McLuhan was right: The medium is the […]
A bit sad but very happy about the move to EARTHPAGES
I liked the old Earthpages.ca – Think Free. But it was awfully tiring for one person – me – to try to update both blogs each and every day. Just signing in and out of two different blogs to update and check comments was fatiguing. You wouldn’t think so. But day after day it just […]
We’re moving – Earthpages.ca is merging with Earthpages.org.
Our address “earthpages.ca” now redirects to earthpages.org. All updates to Earthpages are at the new earthpages.org | earthpages.ca. However, material at the old Earthpages.ca – Think Free* will remain online and can be accessed by searching (top right) at https://earthpages.wordpress.com. Over time, all the best from the old Earthpages.ca – Think Free will […]
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Chinese pastor and wife face 15 years in prison as crackdown on religious groups intensifies | The Independent

Female scholars are marginalised on Wikipedia because it’s written by men | Victoria Leonard | The Guardian