Theos-Talk Archives (June 2004 Message tt00159)

Daniel H. Caldwell wrote:
> "The rule of 'Give Evidence' is not be be violated. . . .No matter 
> how possible or plausible the author's conjecture [at step 2 in the 4 
> step process] it cannot be accepted as truth [at step 4] if he has 
> only his hunch [which is not evidence] to support it. Truth rests not 
> on possibility or plausibility but on probability. Probability means 
> the balance of chances that, given such and such evidence [at step 
> 3], the event it records happened in a certain way; or, in other 
> cases, that a supposed event did not in fact take place."
OK, what happened to the dirt? If a cup was materialized in hard 
ground, then dirt had to be displaced. Unless you are saying that 
Blavatsky also dematerialized the dirt.

If Blavatsky could materialize a teacup, why didn't she just do it in 
full view of everybody?

Bart