Comments on: Earth, Mars, Moon Have Different Origin, Study Says http://thoughtsofaseeker.net/earth-mars-moon-have-different-origin-study-says/ Exploring the important religious questions from a Mormon (LDS) perspective. Focus on ancient history, early Christianity, and Mormon doctrine/practice. Tue, 23 Nov 2010 02:21:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Anne Minard http://thoughtsofaseeker.net/earth-mars-moon-have-different-origin-study-says/comment-page-1/#comment-147 Anne Minard Tue, 26 Aug 2008 18:48:11 +0000 http://thoughtsofaseeker.net/earth-mars-moon-have-different-origin-study-says/#comment-147 Thanks for posting one of my stories! My new Web site is live at anneminard.com. Lots more reading there about new discoveries on our planet and in the universe. Cheers, Anne Minard Thanks for posting one of my stories! My new Web site is live at anneminard.com. Lots more reading there about new discoveries on our planet and in the universe.
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Anne Minard

]]> By: Greg http://thoughtsofaseeker.net/earth-mars-moon-have-different-origin-study-says/comment-page-1/#comment-110 Greg Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:25:09 +0000 http://thoughtsofaseeker.net/earth-mars-moon-have-different-origin-study-says/#comment-110 Looking at this from a postmodern perspective, perhaps we bring our assumptions and presuppositions along with us when we interpret the clues to the history of the universe. Or maybe not. But I tend to believe absolute objectiveness can be difficult to achieve. After all, history is interpreted by the criteria of the present. I suggest that we cannot divorce who we are and where we are from our understandings and interpretations of things. I suspect one thousand years from now (if the earth still exists), humanity will look back on our time and laugh at some of our theories. Indeed, the universe may still have a bit more than a few tricks up its sleeve. I like to think that it always will! =) Looking at this from a postmodern perspective, perhaps we bring our assumptions and presuppositions along with us when we interpret the clues to the history of the universe. Or maybe not. But I tend to believe absolute objectiveness can be difficult to achieve. After all, history is interpreted by the criteria of the present. I suggest that we cannot divorce who we are and where we are from our understandings and interpretations of things.

I suspect one thousand years from now (if the earth still exists), humanity will look back on our time and laugh at some of our theories. Indeed, the universe may still have a bit more than a few tricks up its sleeve. I like to think that it always will! =)

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