Wow! Although we have known much of this, it is still sobering to read about.
What a shame! I wonder if there is any hope for them.
You are right about the cognitive dissonance.
They just don't "get it."
The Senate Committe on Foreign Relations held a hearing earlier this week with a focus on Islamic Extremism in Europe. Read this http://www.peaktalk.com/archives/002118.php
I got "hooked" on this idea from a book I'm reading; The Science of God, by Gerald L. Schroeder. He applies it to scientists who don't want to believe science changes and re-forms itself over time. The book is about how modern science actually supports the belief in God and the "Creation".
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Wow! Although we have known much of this, it is still sobering to read about.
What a shame! I wonder if there is any hope for them.
You are right about the cognitive dissonance.
They just don't "get it."
The Senate Committe on Foreign Relations held a hearing earlier this week with a focus on Islamic Extremism in Europe. Read this http://www.peaktalk.com/archives/002118.php
I got "hooked" on this idea from a book I'm reading; The Science of God, by Gerald L. Schroeder. He applies it to scientists who don't want to believe science changes and re-forms itself over time. The book is about how modern science actually supports the belief in God and the "Creation".
A little heady, but a terrific read.
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