>>13740227There's no shortage of bullshit, we can agree on that.
I just find it substantially less likely that there's no truth whatsoever to the paranormal. I feel a magic in the air, the grass, the trees, etc. - explaining their mechanics doesn't make those any less magical, i.e. it doesn't explain why or how those mechanics were there in the first place.
And isn't your approach based in the presupposition that there's nothing outside the material? That there aren't things that exist whose properties defy any expectations of direct physical proof?
>and many humans give contradictory "observations" regarding.But of course they do. Who said this was simple, or that there aren't multiple anomalous explanations for a lot of these experiences?
>pretending every religion falls under the same umbrella of "spirituality"I mean, anything that has to do with forces beyond the material is related to spirituality.
