Theos-Talk Archives (August 2009 Message tt00144)

I neither have time to write more about this case. Morten, I think you have good points, and many people agree with you that some of K. Paul Johnson's conclusions are too daring. Daniel and Govert, for example, have written well, supporting you. Just remember that science can't uncritically assume that all statements about the Masters in theosophical literature are automatically true. Historians have the right to speculate on more rational and more human reasons for events.

Sampsa


--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, Cass Silva <silva_cass@...> wrote:
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> to be honest Morten I have better ways of spending my time than labouring over what and who said what and when.   If the works of HPB had been found in a jar in a cave it wouldn't have altered my perception and I believe that KH, M and HPB would have the attitude of 'take it or leave it'
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> Cass
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