Theos-Talk Archives (May 2005 Message tt00710)

Hello Erica

It is a pity that much of what we have been acquainted, familiarized to, interms of information about many subjects in the Theosophical background and history has been under the form of all this animosity, isn´t it?
People tend to become very literate but sometimes I gess the lack of compassion screams at a higher level in the same proportion.
Although I feel not comfortable to judge anyone´s bahaviour, I cannot deny that people are again hurting and being hurt back in the list.

Krishtar
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Erica Letzerich 
To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 5:01 AM
Subject: Re: Theos-World Ecclesiastical associations?


Guys why do I have the impression you love each other so much... 
   
Love is in the air 
Oh oh oh 
Oh oh oh 
Love is in the air  
   
Erica
   

gregory@zeta.org.au wrote:
Pedro's reference to a folly of my adolescence (i.e. membership for a time of 
the Liberal Catholic Church)is hardly a revelation of any significance. It is 
explicitly noted in my biography of Leadbeater: p.viii.
As for adding "ecclesiastical titles", what ecclesiastical title is held by 
someone at the lowest level of the Minor Orders of the Liberal catholic 
Church??
Should all who offer comments declare, in advance, any memberships or 
affiliations? If so, why has Pedro not declared that he is a priest of the 
LCC, and about to become a bishop? that he is an employee of the (Adyar) 
Theosophical Society? It could be argued that these are relevant 
considerations in evaluating the arguments he is making (and, in particular, 
his refusal to give clear responses to questions about Leadbeater).
Is he a member of the ES? the ER? of Co-Masonry? should we check out his time 
working at Adyar? 
Perhaps we should we seek a complete curriculum vitae of everyone postingon 
the site?
Does anyone care? I certainly don't. My assessment of arguments is based on 
the arguments themselves, not on the present or past associations of the 
person expressing the opinion. But "shooting the messenger" is an old 
political tactic. The gullible are often impressed.

Dr Gregory Tillett



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