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8 pages of results. 176. Discussion [Journals] [Aeon]
... of religion," but doesn't this imply that, as we gradually come to a better understanding of what it was that started the religious balls rolling, as it were, it is inevitable that fundamentalists, whether Biblical, Koranic, Vedic or whatever, will be increasingly criticized and with good reason? Will we not increasingly, as Roger Wescott does in his "Religious Ruminations" definition of "ritual," see every ceremony as a "miniature theater of the absurd?" There is a sense in which religious toleration could be said to militate against the very peace it is supposed to promote insofar as it provides fuel for religious antagonists to wallow in sectarian differences, thus ...
... William Mullen, C. J. Ransom, Lynn Rose, Robert Bass, Israel M. Isaacson, (a Ph.D . candidate in archaeology at a major northeastern, American university who, because of violent pressure from his superiors, was forced to adopt this pseudonym), Frederic Jueneman, Earl Milton, Henry Zemel, Roger Wescott, Clark Whelton, Dwardu Cardona, Warner Sizemore, Jan Sammer and myself, as well as the late Zvi Rix, Antoinette Patterson, David Griffard, and Bronson Feldman. These people are specialists in the hard sciences, the social sciences, and the humanities, and I list them not to convince you that Velikovsky must be right ...
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