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In the time of the Great Raven even the invisible was visible. And it continually transformed itself. Animals, at that time, were not necessarily animals. They
Be that as it may, it's clearly a different sense of "religious" to that which David is using. He's clearly talking about religiousness in the institutional sense, relating to those organised faith traditions which have a fixed set of beliefs and
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Max_B, 2025-08-02, 12:05 PM
I recently discovered that the founder of Alcoholics Anonymous - Bill Wilson - had a wakeful Spiritually Transformative Event at his lowest point, that marks the change of his direction in life...
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What happens when researchers from competing scientific worldviews sit down for an honest conversation? In this dialogue, three thinkers—exploring Neo-Darwinism, Third Way evolution, and Intelligent Design—discover unexpe
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Max_B, 2025-07-25, 12:21 PM
We should challenge the conventional view of science as uncovering an objective reality. Instead, scientific inquiry explores Shared Experience, shaped by the biological structure of the human organism. All human knowledge originates within Experience - sensory perceptions, thoughts, and emotions.
It's become more known recently that microbes, especially in the gut, affect our minds, and that they may even evolve in conjunction with us, as shared in our existing threads:
[url=https://psiencequest.net/forums/thread-how-your-diet-affects-your-mental-health]How Your Diet Affects Your
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