But in the secular prevalent world of today

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ebnelson — 2/23/2004 12:55:40 AM (archived)

I wonder if they would have been given open hearings of their ideas?
Could Newton have gotten his seat to teach?
Would the Frendch scientis you quote have dismissed them?
Ed

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Fundamentalism and Science - Raoul - 2/20/2004 10:01:21 PM
- Dogma and (overly) esoteric science (a lengthy rant)... - JMS - 2/22/2004 9:33:05 PM
- Some good points as far as he goes - ebnelson - 2/22/2004 12:43:20 AM
  - re: Kepler, Newton, Descartes - Raoul - 2/22/2004 2:01:19 PM
    - But in the secular prevalent world of today - ebnelson - 2/23/2004 12:55:40 AM
      - re: But in the secular prevalent world of today - Raoul - 2/23/2004 5:27:44 PM
- re: Fundamentalism and Science - Bowser - 2/20/2004 11:07:40 PM
  - here's a charming example (probably belongs on flame or current events board) - Daniel - 2/22/2004 5:14:05 AM
  - re: Fundamentalism and Science - Raoul - 2/21/2004 12:08:47 AM
    - "the Tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao" - JMS - 2/21/2004 5:40:33 AM
      - Plato - Scientist... - Adam - 2/22/2004 11:01:48 PM
        
        I wanted Plato to go deeper into the cave (n/t) - JMS - 2/23/2004 3:13:16 AM
        
        My Greek be a wee bit rusty - JMS - 2/23/2004 3:09:28 AM
      - re: Science - Raoul - 2/21/2004 10:39:32 AM
        
        Connections - Bowser - 2/21/2004 5:16:36 PM
        
        Schmitt's rock hammer - JMS - 2/21/2004 4:28:46 PM
        
        re: Schmitt's rock hammer - Raoul - 2/21/2004 5:30:35 PM
      - "the Tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao"- off topic - gbaikie - 2/21/2004 9:02:02 AM
        
        The Fundaments of Fundamentalism - Nick Hoffman - 2/21/2004 12:55:56 PM
        
        re: The Fundaments of Fundamentalism - Tom Brosz - 2/21/2004 8:57:55 PM

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