--- Chris Doss <itschris13 at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >So, what did all that mean? I have no idea. But it
> did happen, and it led
> >me
> >to read up on spectral occurrences, vapors, ghosts,
> etc. There's something
> >to it, I think. It's part of existence, but to what
> degree, and whether
> >it's
> >tied to any religious belief I cannot say. On that
> point I remain agnostic.
> >
> >DP
> ---
> Thanks Dennis.
>
> Everytime I read some attempt to "explain" religious
> belief and/or
> "supernatural" phenomenon on a sociological basis I
> think, um, could it
> possibly be the case that such phenomenon are to
> some extent real? Belief in
> them is a near-universal human characteristic.
>
> In fact, historically, atheism and/or agnosticism is
> just weird. Has there
> ever been an atheistic pre-modern society? Has there
> ever been a pre-modern
> society that didn't believe in ghosts and/or have
> some sort of ancestor
> cult? Either there is _some_ sort of reality
> underlying them, or it must be
> hardwired into the human brain, methinks.
>
>
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