I have years on my back forty eight. - Kent, in King Lear
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@TjW, #2810
It is true that we (plural) talk to a spirit.
Objection! You have no evidence to support your contention that you (plural, singular, it makes no difference) are talking to a spirit. It's much more likely that you are not, given that spirits have never been shown to exist. Fake mediums, actresses, and gullible people, however, are ten-a-penny.
And you do not believe what I say.
To be fair, you haven't said anything to make us think you are a reliable source.
Did WWIII break out on a Wednesday in the middle of the year?
Have the Olympics in London been cancelled?
Are draught excluders and duct tape effective against nuclear explosions?
Is there any metric by which the Philippines are the richest country in the world?
Was there ever an Egyptian princess called Reneliniyindi?
Is Reneliniyindi even an Egyptian name?
Have spirits ever been shown to exist?
Is numerology in any way useful or predictive?
Is it possible, sensible or predictive to extrapolate from a single data point?
Does history repeat itself in the way you have suggested?
All the answers to those questions are NO, and this is why we do not believe a word you say; because you have yet to say anything true or correct.
I ask you to pick what you would like to hear in
http://aristean.org/audioidx.htm and
http://aristean.org/mp3-files.htm . The transcription that I have done are in
http://aristean.org/transcriptionxxx.htm where xxx is from 001 to 389.
Unless there's a transcript of someone giving you lessons in critical thinking, basic biology, Biblical translation or history, I'll pass.
That is correct, TjW, – pick up what is true, and discard what is false. Is it true that there is no God? Is it true that there is no spirit?
Indeed, it is true that there is no God. It is also true that there is no spirit (other than alcohol, obviously).
The universe is an amazing, wondrous place and there is so much to learn and enjoy about it. It is beyond sad that you cling to magical thinking despite being shown to be wrong with every prediction or assertion you make.