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Einstein believed in “God” just not a personal God. According to science it’s theoretically possible to fall in a black hole and come out the other side before you fell in. I’m no more likely to believe scientific hypothesis such as parallel universes than i am in God, and i’m pretty sure some very clever scientists could put hypothesis forward suggesting a creator. Science isn’t always right and gets it spectacularly wrong sometimes. Where do we come from ? I dont really care, i’d much sooner they spent the time and money on the cure for cancer rather than hadron colliders and hubble telescopes.
all the palaver.. im a non believer.
Their all in it…..even laughing ted heath.. i have to say, mr Icke has given me one of the best reads in a long time…. :shock:
Heath was the UK Prime Minister from 1970-74 and the Bilderberg Group member who signed the UK into the European Community, now Union. He has been one of the main architects of Britain’s further integration into the United Fascist States of Europe. One of the many unconnected people who have identified Heath as a Satanist was the lady I mentioned early in the book who saw the ‘lizard’ figure at Burnham Beeches in Buckinghamshire, 25 minutes drive from the British Prime Minister’s official country residence called Chequers.The game of chequers is played on a board of black and white squares – the floor plan of all Freemasonic temples. Burnham Beeches is not far from High Wycombe and the headquarters of the Hellfire Club of Benjamin Franklin and Sir Francis Dashwood. I’m sure Burnham Beeches would have been one of their haunts, too. This lady was the wife of the Head Keeper at Burnham Beeches and they lived on the land. She had been brought up by a Satanic family in Scotland and had been sexually and ritually abused as a child by the Scottish Brotherhood network.
Her husband was also a Satanist which is why he was given the responsibility of looking after Burnham Beeches, an area of ancient groves and forests managed by the authorities in London and including an area called Egypt Wood. Late one night in the early 1970s during Heath’s reign as Prime Minister, she was taking her dog for a walk when she saw some lights. Quietly she moved closer to see what was going on.
To her horror she saw that it was a Satanic ritual and in the circle was the then Prime Minister, Edward Heath, and his Chancellor of the Exchequer, Anthony Barber. She says that as she watched him, Heath began to transform into a reptile and she said that what surprised her was that no-one in the circle seemed in the least surprised.
“He eventually became a full-bodied Reptiloid, growing in size by some two foot.” She said he was “slightly scaly” and “spoke fairly naturally, although it sounded like ‘long distance’ – if you can imagine the short ‘time’ lapses”.Dont go on the moors alone….. :o
Satanic eh.. now if there’s a devil there has to be a God and the lady who saw the lizard figure should either stop taking the drugs or go have a scan because she’s seriously loopy
Heavans above !!!! :o
http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/False%20Religions/Wicca%20&%20Witchcraft/signs_of_satan.htmThis is turning into more than just interest now….i am determined to get to the bottom of this, just how i dont know at this point….. but like a dog with a bone…. :D :wink:
Well I hardly read anything on this thread that is longer than about 5 lines and I’ve forgotten what its about :lol: ……….so carry on Gaz….whatever your quest is :lol:
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@pete wrote:
Einstein believed in “God” just not a personal God. According to science it’s theoretically possible to fall in a black hole and come out the other side before you fell in. I’m no more likely to believe scientific hypothesis such as parallel universes than i am in God, and i’m pretty sure some very clever scientists could put hypothesis forward suggesting a creator. Science isn’t always right and gets it spectacularly wrong sometimes. Where do we come from ? I dont really care, i’d much sooner they spent the time and money on the cure for cancer rather than hadron colliders and hubble telescopes.
There does some debate over just what Einstein believed Pete.
Combining key elements from the first and second response from Einstein there is little doubt as to his position: “From the viewpoint of a Jesuit priest I am, of course, and have always been an atheist…. I have repeatedly said that in my opinion the idea of a personal God is a childlike one. You may call me an agnostic, but I do not share the crusading spirit of the professional atheist whose fervor is mostly due to a painful act of liberation from the fetters of religious indoctrination received in youth. I prefer an attitude of humility corresponding to the weakness of our intellectual understanding of nature and of our being.”
He certainly sounds like an athiest to me, but not an in your face one.
It’s all relative anyway.
Combining two things that Einstein didnt combine, thats a little presumptious of the author of that article isn’t it. And the salient word is believed. There is no proof either way
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