Daniel Peterson wrote:Chap wrote:If DCP wanted Tarski unbanned, he could certainly arrange it. He could at least mention that fact on the thread.
But no. That is the kind of intellectual coward he is.
I've just noticed this thread. (I don't look in here every day.) I didn't know that Tarski was banned. (I haven't posted anything on the board formerly known as FAIR since early last evening, if I'm not mistaken.) I still
don't know that he's been banned, actually, and have no idea why he
would have been banned, either. If indeed he was.
As Tarski well knows -- and as, in simple fairness to me, he should by now have mentioned -- I intervened privately with the moderators on his behalf just a few weeks ago and persuaded them to unban him..
That's true but I didn't know whether or not you wanted me to mention it publicly. It was a very nice favor. Thanks again.
I
did mention that you said that you didn't want to be protected and I gave no indication that I thought
you really felt otherwise. But the
mods might still feel compelled somehow. Who knows how
they think.
Anyway, last I checked I am only banned from
that thread.
I don't think I am banned period in the usual sense. That's the reason for this thread-- to find out how it is that one can be banned from just a single topic or thread.
I didn't have much else to say but it just seemed odd that I was banned from that thread.
I am looking forward to your writings and for some more to discuss or debate.
You should send me a preprint and I will give it a friendly pre-criticism so you can see in advance where agnostics or people with some knowledge of physics might have some objections.
Might I also suggest "Beyond the Big Bang: Quantum Cosmologies and God" by Willem B. Drees?
Drees is theologian with a degree in physics. It's not a bad read.
when believers want to give their claims more weight, they dress these claims up in scientific terms. When believers want to belittle atheism or secular humanism, they call it a "religion". -Beastie
yesterday's Mormon doctrine is today's Mormon folklore.-Buffalo