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• Did God have a wife? Scholar says that he did

  Fri Mar 18, 2011
  • ... perhaps now we better understand the meaning of the 'Tree of Life' .... and that the ancients were far wiser than we wish to give them credit for being ... a pity this is now such a rare commodity, Wisdom .... a bit of investigation as to the origin of the word is most ... enlightening ....

• Return to King Solomon's mines

  Tue Nov 23, 2010
  • Real science never tries to prove a hypothesis; it tries to disprove it.  That said, it is a complete waste of time to look for a king named Solomon.

• Should blighted public housing be torn down even if alternative housing cannot immediately be guaranteed for all its residents?

  Mon Jul 27, 2009
  • I spent a great part of my life in and around Memphis, I saw this tragedy first hand and at close range.

• Do you think Christians and Muslims can live side-by-side in peace?

  Sat May 9, 2009
  • As long as a fundamental tenant of essentially all religions is that the 'others' must be 'converted', there can never be lasting peace.

• What does the future hold for MBAs now?

  Sun Mar 29, 2009
  • An interesting article, but I believe the opinion is seriously flawed.  I received an MBA in 1983, so perhaps my perspective on the matter is somewhat outdated, but I see that several of the posters have the idea.

• Search for 'alien life' could start on Earth

  Tue Feb 17, 2009
  • It is possible, indeed that life evolved more than once on earth, but if it is to be found, it will have to be in an environment more isolated than one I could imagine, even more than embedded in deep rock.  If two completely different types of life exist, I would guess that only will survive …

• How widespread do you think political corruption is in the U.S.?

  Tue Dec 9, 2008
  • I personally watched a United States congressman auction off his support in local elections, yet I know another of fine character.

• Earliest reference describes Christ as 'magician'

  Wed Oct 1, 2008
  • Such a delicate subject.  The most reserved and patient of humans may suddenly bare the teeth of a tiger when the subject of their faith is raised in a way that might challenge their beliefs.