Agent Intellect: “The Tale of a Comet”

Another myth busted.

What this shows, I think, is that there are no true skeptics. People are only skeptical of things that they want to be skeptical about.

[Link: Agent Intellect: The Tale of a Comet]

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October 26, 2008 – 9:20 pm | By Tom Gilson | Posted in Origins and Science, The Faith | Post Comments (1) Recent Blog Comments For primary navigation click "Show Menu" above. For sidebar material (About, Links, Subscriptions, Blogroll, Copyright, ...) scroll down and click "Further Information."
  1. SteveK wrote:
    October 27, 2008 at 2:08 am   Link

    From your link:

    O’Hair herself attended seances, and believed she could talk with dead people. Murray wrote that, as far as he knew, his mother never tried to reconcile this with her belief that there is no afterlife. The skepticism with which she and her fans approached religion was obviously not consistently applied.

    Sounds like something from here.

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