Theos-Talk Archives (April 2006 Message tt00163)

Cass Silva <silva_cass@yahoo.com> wrote:
  Hello Chris,
My understanding is that Theosophy has no problem with the natural evolution of form, within a particular species, however, there is no direct linkage from one form to another to human. We are a separate species from the animal kingdom.

Cass

Chris Cobb wrote: I'm new to this group. Enjoying the dialogue.

Mr. the Heretic - This is interesting to me. I'm not sure how this discovery is a point against the "Masters". Does anyone doubt the natural evolution built into the laws? There seems to me to be plenty of room for evolution to run it's course, improving vessels, and plenty of room for us to take those natural improvements and formulate the best possible vessel for our purpose. No?

-chris

"Charles W. Cosimano" wrote:
No, it isn't one of the people on this list. It seems that some 
researchers from the University of Chicago have dug up a 375 million 
year old fish that was in the process of becoming a land creature, 
complete with the beginnings of legs.

So the score now is:

Natural Science 10,874,644

Blavatsky and the Masters 0

Maybe it's time for a new game to start.

(and yes, I'm having some fun here)

Chuck the Heretic







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