Think twice before speaking once. I like that. Holistic thinking requires
thinking intellectually and intuitively. When the two aren't at peace,
trouble begins.
-----Original Message-----
From: Ward Ginn <wginn@worldnet.att.net>
To: sinclair@mids.org <sinclair@mids.org>
Date: Sunday, December 05, 1999 6:11 PM
Subject: Truth Requires Tolerance
>There has been some lively discussion as of late, but I am fearful that it
>may become sidetracked by the infusion of personal feelings which, rightly
>so, should be left out of the discussions. Lack of tolerance and the
>ability to listen and respect the views of others is what caused Earl
>William Sinclair to carve his messages in stone in anticipation that there
>would be a day when objective and open minds would be more receptive. The
>important thing here is to agree to disagree. We are dealing with issues
>for which there is no clear cut answers. Thus, the most we can do is
>research and based on the facts before us, draw inferences and conclusion.
>However, there may be others that have facts bearing on the subject that we
>are unaware of. Thus, listening becomes important. There is an old,
>ancient injunction to the effect "think twice before speaking once."
>Hopefully, we can all learn from this (I am as guilty as any one else) as
we
>seek the truth. The important thing is to focus on the issue and not the
>personalities involved, whether you agree or disagree.
>Thank you,
>Ward Ginn
>Great Falls, Virginia
>
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