I ran across this on Rense:
http://www.rense.com/general64/disc.htm
Here are two snips of what I found really intriguing:
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For over 100 years we have rejected the idea that the universe is filled with invisible ether. But no longer...
The British scientist Sir William Crookes discovered the so-called spirit world when he published his paper in the Quarterly Journal of Science in 1874. Needless to say this revolutionary scientific discovery in physics really upset two very powerful forces that decide what information comes before the public - those who are running the religious and scientific establishments.
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Everything now rests with The Royal Society abandoning their 17th century pact with the Vatican never to make a study of forces in the universe that are beyond our five physical senses - so-called spiritual matters.
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Does anyone have any backup to the statement about
the Vatican and Royal Society?
Thoughts?
TVgeek
(Mods, feel free to merge if I've missed this elsewhere!)
http://www.rense.com/general64/disc.htm
Here are two snips of what I found really intriguing:
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For over 100 years we have rejected the idea that the universe is filled with invisible ether. But no longer...
The British scientist Sir William Crookes discovered the so-called spirit world when he published his paper in the Quarterly Journal of Science in 1874. Needless to say this revolutionary scientific discovery in physics really upset two very powerful forces that decide what information comes before the public - those who are running the religious and scientific establishments.
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Everything now rests with The Royal Society abandoning their 17th century pact with the Vatican never to make a study of forces in the universe that are beyond our five physical senses - so-called spiritual matters.
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Does anyone have any backup to the statement about
the Vatican and Royal Society?
Thoughts?
TVgeek
(Mods, feel free to merge if I've missed this elsewhere!)