A very interesting talk. Banned from TEDx

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THANK you for this.

I'll be sure to pass it along to people I feel will take interest in this

Originally posted by Nevertheless
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Ḯ'm sorry, but this person does not deserve to be associated with TED.

I agree, If I was him I'd never go to TED again.

Originally posted by pirhanna
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Ya... a shock that creationism isn't considered scientific LOL

Where'd you pull that from? got any links?

Originally posted by darkbake
Amazing!! Thank you O.P!

Originally posted by ThinkingCap
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THANK you for this.

I'll be sure to pass it along to people I feel will take interest in this

Thanks for the encouraging response

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Combining science with spirituality needs to be done.

The first step I took was assuming that spirituality did not exist. I was going through a hard time, and not sure if it did or not... then one night, I was standing above a pool of black water in a dream, and finally decided to jump into the void.

When I fell into darkness, it was easier to notice the light, tiny spots of it floating by like jellyfish. By assuming spirituality did not exist, I had realized there were many things that did not work out with that assumption.

Have atheists actually taken the definite step to decide that spirituality does not exist? My guess is not, or they would begin to question.

Originally posted by darkbake
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Combining science with spirituality needs to be done.

I believe Sheldrake did that in his first book: Morphic Resonance/ The Presence of the Past. It's a long and at times difficult read but I think he makes a good case for where science and spirit meet (in the non-visible spectrum). I would put this book in the top 10 ground breaking works of all time.
I hope you can find time to read it.