people in the world.
Eric
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From: Ben Doom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: September 28, 2004 12:37 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Here we go again....
> But Won, there is a huge difference here. Faith is not REQUIRED for
> me to believe the scientists. If it is scientifically proveable, then
> I could obtain the necessary knowledge whereby I could conduct the
> experiment myself, verify it, and eliminate the need for faith.
You assume that you are capable of acquiring the necessary skills to do
so. I could just as easily claim that I could go sit on a mountain side
for a few years and rediscover Buddhist Enlightenment from first
principles. :-)
I ask the following question to genuinely understand the answer, not to
mock. That said, why do you seem to think that having faith in your
fellow man is a bad thing? Science is no less cool, inspiring, or
important for it requiring a certain amount of trust.
--Ben
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