> That is rather odd for one who insists that he has studied the religion for
> "forty yeears".
>
I've studied Zoroastrianism and Christianity for nearly that long
without knowing the original language of their scriptures. How much
time does a medical doctor in this country have to study religion,
You can study a religion for fifty years and not learn the original language
of the scriptures it was written in. A lot of American Christian preachers
have done this. They just read and re-read the Bible in English, and get a
feel for what it is about. Not everyone goes into the academic aspect of
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Susan wrote:
and so far as I know he
doesn't know the original languages.
That is rather odd for one who insists that he has studied the religion for
"forty yeears".
Richard.
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> Thank you Susan. He presented a very interesting synopsis of his new book.
> He seemed to know his sources.
I don't doubt that he has done his homework, but he does so from the
standpoint of a certain political agenda and so far as I know he
doesn't know the original languages.
The infor
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> 2. What is your assessment of the scholarship of Andrew Boston?
He is not recognized as a scholar within academia. He's a medical
doctor who publishes anti-Islamic propaganda.
Thank you Susan. He presented a very interestin
> 1. What is your assessment of the Hudson Institute--Center for Islamic
> Studies.
Dear Richard,
The Hudson Institute is neo-conservative think tank. Their Center for
Islamic Studies is political in orientation, not academic.
> 2. What is your assessment of the scholarship of Andrew Boston?
Dear Friends:
1. What is your assessment of the Hudson Institute--Center for Islamic
Studies.
2. What is your assessment of the scholarship of Andrew Boston?
Thank you.
Richard.
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firestorm wrote:
welll .yes. that's what the creation is...or isn't.
To me, "creation" is simply a name, a category, for the particular
entities which God creates.
if any of this whatever about Hidden Mystery, Ancient Eternity of My Essence,
yadydydaaa has an Author, then...yes. the cosmo
Gilberto Simpson wrote:
When I first saw the subject of "astrotheology" there is a passage in
the Kitab-I-Iqan which came to mind.
Hi, Gilberto:
The term "astrotheology," in the sense I talked about it, relates to the
idea that many ancient societies developed a mythos concerning the
zodiac,
mark,
:" For what it's worth, I
personally see that approach as a kind of metanarrative."
welll .yes.
that's what the creation is...or isn't.
if any of this whatever about Hidden Mystery, Ancient Eternity of My
Essence, yadydydaaa has an Author, then...yes. the cosmos--that is the
perceivab
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