Re: sacred geometry

["dgiff245" <dgiff245@home.com>]

I agree. We are lucky in America. We have the right to express our opinions.
And a lot of thought and study must have gone into the information about The
Grail.
      Dorothy Gifford

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ward Ginn" <wginn@worldnet.att.net>
To: <sinclair@matrix.net>
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 8:33 PM
Subject: Re: sacred geometry


> Ken in Canada said the following regarding sacred geometry.
>
>
>  "This is worse nonsense than Dungeons and Dragons or modern Science
> Fantasy.
> > Worse because some people seem to be serious about it.
> > Sad because of the time and energy wasted on absolute crap"
>
> COMMENTARY:
>     Ken is entitled to his opinion and I respect him for offering it.
> However, but I disagree with his assessment of  sacred geometry as  "worse
> nonsense" and "absolute crap."  It was intolerance of others beliefs that
> resulted in the first holocaust, the  Albigensian Crusade.  While we may
> disagree with the belief systems of others, we should be tolerant,
> particular if the thoughts of others have to do with decency and goodness
> and inflict no harm in their practice.  What makes these discussion groups
> interesting is the diversity of thinking that is expressed.  There are
many
> paths that can be taken in the quest for truth.  It is enjoyable to learn
> and share with others our ideas about those paths.
>
> Ward Ginn
> Great Falls, Virginia
> >
>
>
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