[hosepipe]

[ Do you have not even an ounce of respect anywhere in your body for the idea of evidence? You're telling a fairy story as if it were settled fact, but there's just no evidence for it. And even if it were true, how could you possibly know that it's true? Wake up...hone your critical faculties a bit...ask for a little evidence before you commit yourself to believing something... ]

Science is known for past and fairly current fairy storys.. A mere one hundred years ago and after that.. medical doctors gave ladinum(opium and mercury(ous) compounds) as "healing agents".. And today if people got cured it would hurt the Pharm industry bottom line..

Honeing spiritual skills might be more useful to both of us.. But then you have no idea of my critical faculties.. we just met, kinda.. A little more honeing could never hurt though all around... point accepted..

I stand by what I said.. on WHY you were born.. mee too..

[snarks_when_bored]

But then you have no idea of my critical faculties..

You are correct about that. I was responding simply to the few words you'd addressed to me in your previous posts.

But, again, you might well be correct in your assessment that humans were placed here on Earth to fulfill some sort of spiritual testing purpose, but the fact remains that there is not a scintilla of empirical evidence to support that view, and so to believe it is to believe something for which there is no empirical evidence.

A story may be coherent without being true.