Open Minded
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Does anyone know when they suspended new members from registering on the Past Life Forum? I wanted to go over and have a look at the discussions mentioned previously, but it seems they've closed up shop to new members entirely.
Does anyone know when they suspended new members from registering on the Past Life Forum? I wanted to go over and have a look at the discussions mentioned previously, but it seems they've closed up shop to new members entirely.
He's actually claiming both things, and in this case for a change I believe he is honest in saying he believes both.
ETA--See http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Jacobite/message/8358
I came, I believe, to the end of my Stewart ancestry search. I will,
of course, be aiming at confirming the info from the official
regisitries, but careful analysis can be confirmed via the IGI.
Note: I've pruned the rest of Charles' family tree for the sake of brevity, and also to remove his mother's name.
F: John Stewart (b. 1676 - Inveravon, Banff, Scotland)
F: Alexander Stewart, 5th Earl of Moray (b. 1635 - Dyke, Moray)
F: James Stewart, 4th Earl of Moray (b. 1603 - Moray, Scotland)
F: James Stewart, 3rd Earl of Moray (b. 1582 - Darnaway, Moray)
F: James Stewart, 2nd Earl of Moray (b. 1568 - Donibristle, Fife)
F: James Stewart, 1st Earl of Moray (b. 1531 - St. Andrew's, Fife)
F: King James Stewart V of Scotland (b. 1512 - Linlithgow Palace,
Fife) w. Margaret Erskine (b. 1514).
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Jacobite/message/8358
Nightrain1 said:I'm personally not interested in any of your opinions, rants, or insipid conjectures. The information is there for anyone to take home and keep to themselves. So, I wish you would just go home and C**P in your own toilet.
Well, at least so far you can continue to read the threads without registering.
I know nothing about forum software; but I know of one forum where they have articles and threads. The threads are not viewable unless you register.
Anyone know if they can close the threads to public viewing?
Anyone think they will? (if they can)
Seems their forum is about to explode. I guess that the recent addition of a few skeptics to their userbase is pure poison:
Oh the irony, given the fact that the thread is called "The Debunkers Quest" (the post quoted is at the bottom of that page)
I'm wondering how that computes with phrases like "Open Minded", "encourages all points of view", "moderators work to keep every discussion on topic, while encouraging different points of view and different levels of discourse."
Oh, and note that the quoted comment was made by a moderator.
Greetings,
Chris
ETA: Damn, Olowkow beat me to it by a second or two....![]()
Poor dlorde is getting beat up over there...I'm concerned for the safety of all members here at JREF.![]()
http://www.childpastlives.org/vBulletin/attachment.php?attachmentid=629&d=1288164290
I began to read the paper (jse_19_1_keil.pdf) that Sunniva posted, and found that they did not tape record the children because a cassette recorder is disruptive!
I spent almost 3 years taping kids' speech. We used wireless mikes, and "shotgun" mikes, etc. I found that excuse coming from professional researchers to be terminally idiotic. How could anyone ever confirm your data?
), but if you look at the first case "The Case of KA", you'll see that the interpreter knew the parents in advance, suggested them to the researcher, introduced the researcher to them, interpreted the I spent almost 3 years taping kids' speech.
Charles sure didn't do them any favors by dragging JREF into their forum. They don't want skeptical scrutiny, they want their own little dream palace. Too bad they weren't more honest about that, or at least self-aware enough to realize that "open-minded" is often code for "willing to uncritically accept whatever bunk the speaker happens to be flogging."Whoa!! "An Interesting Case", the thread about the Poole case, started by Charles and then closed, is now gone. Charles' last post is now 10/19. I wonder if he will ever be reincarnated on the forum.
And suddenly I have no posts left there.Whoa!! "An Interesting Case", the thread about the Poole case, started by Charles and then closed, is now gone. Charles' last post is now 10/19. I wonder if he will ever be reincarnated on the forum. (where's my thumbs up smilie?)
Whoa!! "An Interesting Case", the thread about the Poole case, started by Charles and then closed, is now gone. Charles' last post is now 10/19. I wonder if he will ever be reincarnated on the forum. (where's my thumbs up smilie?)
It looks like they are trying to slowly but surely eliminate any evidence of the skeptic visit over there. They've realized that while stating the opposite, they actually have no interest in attracting or allowing members who question anything at all.
For any members of that forum who may be reading this thread--I hope you have seen and see what is going on in your forum. Talk about being closed-minded...
Does anyone know when they suspended new members from registering on the Past Life Forum? I wanted to go over and have a look at the discussions mentioned previously, but it seems they've closed up shop to new members entirely.
It is my opinion that he's merely attempting to prove his reincarnation fantasy using genealogy. I'm not, therefore, entirely confident in the straightforwardness of most of his assertions.He's actually claiming both things, and in this case for a change I believe he is honest in saying he believes both.
ETA--See http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Jacobite/message/8358