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Simeon!!

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more disingenous half-truths from Eddie Gaunt... why're these long-debunked propaganda pieces keep turning up on my yt algo suggestions?

Another great video from RePhil

*_Excelente Trabajo !!_*

An amazing lady, what a wonderful thing to do, and the lovely water tower build. Great to see she rides her bike still, I'd love to meet her!. I very much enjoyed your video. Many thanks. Gérard lacey in Ireland.

Excelente,conocer una nueva cultura desconocida para muchos mexicanos,pues gracias a este proyecto podemos conocer,y visualizar esta historia y esperemos muchas más, muchas Felicidades.❤❤😂❤

Another great video - keep up the good work.

00:03 James' family achievements at St John's 03:10 Discussion on the achievements of the students 07:59 Embracing British identity at Saint John's 10:14 Cultural diversity and experiences post-graduation from St. John's 14:41 Importance of critical thinking learned at St Johns 17:06 Tour of International Olympic Committee headquarters 21:50 American politics is seriously divided due to extreme views and intolerance. 23:50 Society's increasing division and cancel culture's impact. 27:58 Challenging the Status Quo 30:02 Encouraging critical thinking and respectful disagreement 34:00 Memorable moments at Saint John's 36:06 Importance of staying in touch and engaging with experiences 40:18 Discussion on the broad and critical mindset required at Saint John's 42:00 Reflecting on the audition experience at Saint John's Performing Arts Center. 45:29 Transition from student to French teacher on UA-cam. 47:11 Transition from teaching to creating online French teaching content 50:45 Bringing a unique perspective to the table 52:27 Growing up with high expectations and finding personal identity 56:12 Reflecting on favorite memories from St John's. 58:09 Student council initiative to build the LI 1:01:59 Importance of staying in touch and finding a supportive community in college 1:03:59 The importance of critical thinking in handling crisis situations 1:08:18 Assimilation policies in France and the UK 1:10:29 Discussing real perspectives of people from ethnic minorities

Yet another outstanding RePhil100 video. Keep up the great work...

Saludos bro

another great video...

I am reading her book now and just blown away at what she accomplished back in the 80's. This would be hard thing to do now with internet and GPS. She is so inspiring and I hope more women find out about her. I ride a KLR 650 and totally get the looks and comments that she has had.

A todos se les sigue deseando lo mejor... Animo!

A very thoughtful reflection Jesus - just what we need at this time of year...

'PromoSM'

dikke proficiat …❤ vanwege Annemie en Wilfried

Dios siga bendiciendo tu vida,te aprecio en el alma.saludos de la tierra bendita,Nuevo Leon.

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Gracias, Chuy, por ayudarnos a reflexionar sobre este importante tema del origen de la fe. La verdad, como tú mismo lo señalas, una lectura atenta e integral de las Escrituras, particularmente de los Evangelios, deberían dejarnos muy claro que la separación entre lo natural y lo sobrenatural ha sido superada con la Encarnación. Abrazo grande.

Dear Dr. Jesus Castillo Coronado and panelists, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this insightful conversation on the interplay between religion, humanism, and science. It was fascinating to hear the perspectives of such diverse individuals: a humanist, a rabbi, a Muslim scholar, an ordained Episcopalian Lutheran pastor, and a Catholic priest. The panelists' unique backgrounds and beliefs provided a rich tapestry of ideas and thoughts. The starting point of the discussion, Daniel Dennett's statement from his book "Breaking the Spell," set the stage for a deep exploration of the significance of religion in our lives and its impact on various aspects of society. I agree wholeheartedly with Dennett's sentiment that religion is too important for us to remain ignorant about. It affects not only our social, political, and economic conflicts but also the very meanings we find in our lives. The multidisciplinary approach advocated by Dennett resonated strongly with me. The panelists' willingness to engage in a thoughtful and respectful dialogue, despite their differing perspectives, was truly commendable. I appreciated how the conversation touched upon the profound influence of religion on individuals and communities, as well as its potential relationship with scientific understanding. As a viewer, I found great value in listening to each panelist's unique insights, drawn from their respective traditions and experiences. The diverse perspectives illuminated the complexity and richness of the human experience and deepened my understanding of the interconnections between religion, humanism, and science. I commend Dr. Jesus Castillo Coronado for moderating the discussion with skill and creating a space for open dialogue. It is conversations like these that foster mutual understanding, bridge divides, and promote a more inclusive and compassionate world. Thank you all for sharing your knowledge, ideas, and personal experiences. This video is indeed highly recommended for anyone interested in the present and future of religion and science. I look forward to exploring more conversations like this in the future. Warm regards,

Isaias, gracias por tu comentario. Pareceria que tu comentario equipara a la mitologia con la religion. Desde luego, no son la misma cosa, son conceptos muy diferentes. En cuanto a la segunda parte de tu comentario, desde Isaac Newton (quien dedico la mayor parte de su vida al estudio de temas religiosos), pasando por Albert Einstein, Arthur Peacocke, y llegando hasta a Stephen Meyer, estarian en total desacuerdo con tu aseveracion. Respetuosamente, yo tambien lo estoy. Pero el punto no es el estar en descauerdo sino en la invitacion a una consideracion seria de este tipo de temas. Se te desea lo mejor.

No, la ciencia no necesita a la Mitología para continuar a producir conocimiento, cualquier científico que se dedique a temas religiosos está perdiendo el tiempo

Thank you for sharing your perspective. Life is a Journey... Freedom and kindness are essential to it.

This video is going to be legendary

can we talk about the current fortnite economical state to a world-wide extent?

real

RePhil100 posted, let’s gooo!!

Que en el 2023, nos traiga mucha paz a nuestros corazones.que Dios nos llene de bendiciones.

Feliz navidad,Jesús Castillo,Dios bendiga tu vida,te recuerdo y te abrazo con mucho cariño.

Muy estimado Chuy... gracias por tu mensaje, ilustrativo, y tus buenos deseos. Sin duda que nos viene muy bien hacer un alto y reflexionar, recobrar y fortalecer el espíritu de la navidad. Mis mejores deseos para ti y tu familia.

Thank you Rephil 100 for helping me with this topic

relatable

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La religión sin la ciencia es coja. La ciencia sin la religión es ciega. No tienes que ver para creer pues la verdad no es material. Basta creer, para poder ver. Y esto no es teoría, es verdad, es ley. Cómo se ha visto siempre, la ciencia siempre llega a paredes infranqueables y no le queda otra opción que teorizar acerca de lo que hay mas allá. Pura teoría. Es allí donde la religión toma su lugar. Atrás de esos muros infranqueables con los que se topa la ciencia, está Dios, el Creador. Qué le queda a la ciencia para definir sus teorías, encontrar la Verdad atrás de la pared...

To all those who are watching the videos of RePhil100 we say: Thank you! Thanks so much for giving us your time. Also, thank you so much for leaving comments and feedback. This video is just the beginning of a long discussion and conversation. And indeed, further clarifications and precisions must be presented to avoid misunderstandings and enrich the conversation. For instance, the issue of (anthropomorphic) ideas of God must be treated in detail, as well as the topic of the scope of (materialistic) science and its various methodologies. The discussion of how (scientific) knowledge is produced and validated must also be included, as well as the various theories of truth. Yes, a more comprehensive framework is desirable. For the rest, to fully appreciate and fairly assess the claims of Gerald Schroeder, we must also consider the difference between the Semitic mentality and the Western one, as well as read his work in detail. It is not a secret that part of his claims are reasonable while others are far more controversial even for believers. As for us, if God exists, and if God is non-material and limitless, it is “evident” that science can’t prove nor disprove “His” existence with standard scientific instruments or methodologies. Finally, part of your views and our own concerns have already been addressed in the video “Religious and Scientific Illiteracy”. Best to all!

Intelligent creator or pure chance is a false dichotomy. The Kalam does not work because of this and several other fallacies. Nothing new here.

Is science dismantling atheism? No. Indeed, science has nothing to say about gods. Next question? _"Atheism is only for smart people"_ No, that's not true. You can be dumb and still not believe in gods. I mean, I'm sure it _helps_ to be smart, but that's not a requirement in order to be an atheist. The only requirement is that you don't believe in a god or gods. _"In biology, physics, and chemistry classes, the impression was..."_ Let me guess. You've never actually _taken_ any of those classes? Your only knowledge of college science classes comes from religious movies? Personally, I can't imagine why a science teacher in a secular school would even _mention_ gods. Except, of course, in Christian movies. _"The relationship between science and atheism has changed dramatically"_ Nope. You seem to have pulled all of this out of your butt. _"Best-selling authors like Eric Metaxas"_ Heh, heh. Really? _Eric Metaxas?_ Well, that's enough for me. I was struggling to take you seriously _anyway._ But that's more than enough!

An invisible Space God and a Zombie Jesus? Fantasy and Fairy Dust for the brain dead...

Sure, provide some proof for your imaginary friend and become a multibillionaire for being the first person to do so ever.

As a trained scientist, there is no evidence whatsoever that the universe was created, let alone out of nothing. Scientists can very much explain the origin of life without having to assume the existence and intervention of an intelligent and creative mind - quite the opposite, all scientific data suggests that the development happened based on largely random principles and wasn't "intelligent" by any means. That has nothing to do with the origin of the universe, and to conflate the two questions despite the fact that they are separated by a massive timeframe says a lot about your understanding of science. The issue of theism vs. atheism simply isn't a scientific one, since at least the Abrahamitic God isn't a testable entity or concept, existing outside time and space. That doesn't mean science leads either way, it just means it would be using a screwdriver to drive in a nail to try to answer that question with science.

I made it almost to the half of this video. Till that point yhe point of this video is "did science dismantle atheism?, we asked some theists and they said yes". Science has neither proven or disproven God, it seems to me that you are just quoting the opinions of a couple of believers.

Bendiciones a tu vida,que tristeza que nadamas entiendo en español.

Can’t wait to watch more.

What a great talk, someone who cares enough to make a difference.

Epic!

Muchísimas Felicidades Querido y Respetado Hermano, te deseo excelente éxito y triunfo en cada uno de tus Proyectos, millones de bendiciones,desde MEXICO.

Felicidades, Chuy, por la cristalización de este anhelado proyecto. Me alegro de tu incursión con este canal en el mundo de las redes de información, y me alegro por ti, pero sobre todo por aquellos que nos veremos beneficiados de escucharte. SALUDOS.

This is my new favorite UA-cam channel

Saludos bro y hecha pa lante