Date: Tue, 26 May 2009 18:10:08 -0700 (PDT)
From: Gilbert Lawrence
More recently, I suspected you are vile to everybody who does not have your
bias. You proved me right, and you took the cake. You are obnoxious towards
your own views - that is if you have any. Instead of knowing the issues, a
Mario, finally you prove how off-center (philosophically and mentally) you are.
At first I thought your obnoxiousness was towards Goans in general; as
reflected by your posts on goanet. More recently, I suspected you are vile to
everybody who does not have your bias. You proved me right, and y
Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 05:47:05 -0700 (PDT)
From: Gilbert Lawrence
You should know my favorite phrase, "The eyes sees / reads what the mind
knows".
Mario responds:
Thanks for confirming AGAIN what we have known for some time, that your
preconceived agenda controls what you see/read.
Gilber
Mario, it is nice to see someone who also has a sense of humor. With
every sentence having a smiley face, you seem to break your own admonishment.
So change is possible.
I think we may keep proving each other right. You should know my favorite
phrase, "The eyes sees / reads what the mind kno
On Sat, 5/23/09, Gilbert Lawrence wrote:
>
> The last post of mine on this thread
> generated some interesting responses. Of course, NONE of
> the responses related to "the real purpose of this post
> " (see below)? The responses we read were the
> classic, "Catch the bull by the tail", and
When will Gilbert understand that some of us respond to his posts only when he
makes derogatory, factually erroneous or silly comments in them, especially
gratuitous demeaning comments directed against other Goanetters? I have
explained this to him on several occasions, as has Mario lately. But
The last post of mine on this thread generated some interesting responses. Of
course, NONE of the responses related to "the real purpose of this post "
(see below). The responses we read were the classic, "Catch the bull by the
tail", and a good excuse to whip-up more posts. All I saw was
--- On Tue, 5/19/09, Gilbert Lawrence wrote:
>
> Goanet atheists have pounded us into submission with their
> claim that church-going was a wasted activity, generally
> undertaken by those with no cognitive function. :=))
>
Is Gilbert telling the truth here, or is he making something up from fa
Date: Tue, 19 May 2009 19:45:34 -0700 (PDT)
From: Gilbert Lawrence
You continue to tickle me pink, by once again assuring us that "church going,
create positive and healthy mental attitude which is what is behind the
beneficial effects." Goanet atheists have pounded us into submission with the
Hi Mario,
You continue to tickle me pink, by once again assuring us that "church
going, create positive and healthy mental attitude which is what is behind the
beneficial effects." Goanet atheists have pounded us into submission with their
claim that church-going was a wasted activity, general
Mario Goveia observes:
I thought it was my cognitive function that was leading me to go to church -
not the other way around:-))
Now I can't wait to see the results of a similar study that examines the
effects of regular attendance at one's bridge club on one's cognitive
function:-))
Date: S
Hi Mario,
In the cause and effect scenario (aka chicken and egg story) you suggest only
those with cognitive function, epitomized by you, go to church regularly. Is
there a suggestion that those who have already lost their cognitive function do
not attend church? Hmm..hmm. Is it like those wi
Date: Wed, 13 May 2009 17:14:21 -0700 (PDT)
From: Gilbert Lawrence
Conclusion. Church attendance appears to be beneficial for maintaining
cognitive function of older persons. Church attendance moderates the impact of
clinically relevant depressive symptoms on subsequent cognitive function.
M
Here is a published scientific study where the (scientific) research links
religion and health benefits. In reviewing this paper please note the
cross-reference to many papers that have arrived at similar conclusions.
The paper appeared in: The Journals of Gerontology Series A: Biological
Scie
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