[geocentrism] Re: Aspden effect and Aether.
- From: "philip madsen" <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2007 08:38:07 +1000
Robert, the main reason I retain books, is because my collection could very
easily be the only objects left after the great chastisement. Such will be
the conflagration of book burning the enemy of Christ will do and as he has
always done. Libraries for years now have continually removed and destroyed
older science/physics texts as a matter of "improvement" ..
The new order church, hates evrything written prior V2. In the 60's I recorded
the Administrator of St Stephens Cathedral Brisbane saying to me when
confronted with a truth from a good Catholic book, and he said it with feeling.
"All of the books written in the Church prior to Vatican Council 2 should be
put on a big bonfire and burned... "
And they have done it. It is only through the sacrifices of people like Nelson
of TRENT Publishers who almost bankrupted themselves in maintaining a
publishing house, photocopying rare originals and reprinting them that they
have survived at all. And by world standards, they are still just as lost, as
is a good article almost lost amongst the garbage on the Net.
Philip.
----- Original Message -----
From: Robert Bennett
To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2007 4:02 AM
Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Aspden effect and Aether.
If as Paul affirms, and Neville could correct hin, we only have 10 or so
people on this list, of what value to the human clan is the enormous
theoretical ideas that we discuss here. Don't we deserve a larger audience?
Hold that thought, Phil, as I apply it to the GWW book.
The Net audience will always be small, transient and fleeting, and our “
enormous theoretical ideas(??)” will melt away in time as the morning dew in
the noonday Sun.The content here will always be chaotic and disorganized,
subject to the whim of each member.
A book solves these three problems, with
a.. permanence in time, a legacy to future generations,
b.. access to world-wide readership.
c.. organized content
I feel like as though more than a years work has been an anormous waste of
time; notwithstanding how much personal ego massaging I might have gotten out
of it, plus some enlightening stimulation of my thought processes, which have
in many ways maybe put me in a better position of comprehending this world in
which we live, and the mysteries of science which control it, I nevertheless
see it as perhaps worthwhile and not such a waste, given the opportunity so
gracefully by our moderator Dr. Jones, to now and again show that all is not as
the Protestant Oral Tradition teaches, to those of our separated bretheren
outside of the graces of the Universal church of Jesus christ. Who knows in the
future, what changes your and my occasional inputs may have had in bringing to
the total truth of Jesus to one or all of our correspondents, that in the
light of future events, they may receive the light of faith. To God, no amount
of years of work towards the salvation of even just one soul is wasted.
Again, let’s carry that thought forward. A book is a deposit for the future,
a virtual time capsule. Today we read the thoughts of the Ancients, Aristotle
etc., because they committed their ideas to writing. Imagine if we relied on
oral tradition to learn what is now in The Book.
My fancy is that GWW may not realistically lead to any MS response or mindset
conversion in my lifetime, but in the future some young scientist, with divine
guidance, free of senior scientist’s paradigm paralysis, will use GWW as a
tool to overthrow the modernist heresy of HC and AC. In some way GWW is a seed
planted now to be harvested in the unknown future.
Ok so now to my questions. If the answers are not already in GWW, you have my
permission to put them there.
No way – then you get a royalty and a share of our megabucks income. J
Not wanting to contaminate the excellent prose, I will put them in another
post to arrive later.
Phil . hic up...
Over the course of our long communication history, I have learned to note if
your posting time corresponds to the Aussie happy hour(s). J
Pax Christi vobiscum,
Robert B
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