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School children have a right to discuss their religious beliefs : Comments
By Bill O'Chee, published 3/8/2017In one document, the Department banned discussing Nelson Mandela's belief in forgiveness because using the words 'blacks' and 'whites' might 'draw unwanted attention to students within the class'.
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2nd point. My experiences with prayer.
One thing you keep repeating is that is there is any other explanation to an answered prayer, then it is a more reasonable explanation. However, the experiences I gave for your benefit hold a wide enough range to not be easily dismissed by just one explanation. The more explanations you have to give the less reasonable they are. This by Occam's Razor's principle should be enough. However Occam's Razor should not be the final word for what is reasonable or not. There are many very complex and complicated elements in our world and our lives. Even to take a simple explanation can become complex when put into practice. But the more explanations you need to explain away an experience, the less likely those explanations have merit. As for the experiences themselves I gave you two figurings. One is that to judge mine, you have to first judge me. If I am rational and sensible, then there is no reason to doubt what I account to have happened. (No reason outside of connivence. That you don't want to believe them). The other is since you don't know me you have no reason to trust what I say.