RS: How so?
Inspite of all our [human] observations and subsequent replications of principles in Creation it only serves to remind us of our own limitations and the realization of a Power greater than any human endowment. Once this realization is attained it then becomes simply apparent that this Power is "capable" of anything within human imagination.
RS: <> And it still violates Occam's Razor. <>
That should concern me? "There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
RS: <> Wouldn't it be a lot simpler to assume that Abdul Baha used an interpreter becuase he could't understand English well without one? <>
Why else would Abdu'l-Baha use an interpreter ?
Lovingly, Sandra
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