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I'm not sure what you mean by Gods name of my name (my Christian name?), but I would submit to you that, given your (real) name, a person who knows their way around the internet could indeed find you in many places, and provide a great deal of evidence to support your existence. Would this prove that you exist? No, it would not. But it would support the high probability of your existence, would you agree?
Yes, I do, but I would have to be in your profession.
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But that is neither here nor there. There are people here who have heard claims from strangers on the television and have decided that these claims are worthy of their support.
Agreed
My challenge to them was, quite simply, to seek alternate sources for these claims. Not to stop believing in them, not to believe everything I am saying, but simply to look for other sources of these claims that they are holding to be credible.
But these other sources come from other people too
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Contrary to popular opinion, I have no enmity against any ideas in particular. I really don't care a great deal about how unlikely or improbable any given notion may be. What I do care about, however, is how that person perceives it. If a person understands that we have documented evidence, pictures, text, and various other pieces of evidence that give a clear picture of how the pyramid was built, but instead chooses to believe aliens did it, then that is entirely up to them. That is a conscious decision they have made, having considered all available evidence and given it an open-minded evaluation. I don't agree with it, but my agreement is irrelevant.
I respect your opinion and I can say the same about my understanding that you already know, that I am able to travel out of my body like you do in your sleep and very real see the astral world that is as real to you as this physical world. Of course I cannot prove my dream or document it but in essence it is as real as the books that are written.
There are many people like me who have an overly developed sixth sense, some people call them psychic which I am not but it doesn’t mean that I cannot understand the same way, it only mean that I deal with the information in a different way. You do agree that we are not alone in the universe and that there are greater possibilities to the reality that man has always believed in don’t you?
Look at the way different cases are handled in court, evidence is presented of all sorts too but an innocest person is still sent to jail only to find out 20 yrs later of that the evidence was tampered with, is it not presented by people as well?
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This is what I am encouraging. Research. Looking into claims. Not accepting things at face value. If someone tells you the pyramid was made by aliens, check it out. If some tells you they were made by slaves, check it out. If someone tells you they were made by workers using ramps, sleds, and copper tools, check it out. Only by doing your own research will you slowly come to realize that some ideas have substantial support, others have less, and some have none at all.
Respectfull, I support this 100%.
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I'm not asking him to find proof of his claims. I'm asking him to look into them. I'm asking him questions that would make him think, and consider. If he wishes to think it is impossible, that is all well and good, but prior to thinking something is impossible, wouldn't it be nice to see if it could actually be done? Why limit yourself simply because a total stranger on TV said it couldn't be done?
Agree