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Hello Gadfly,
thank you for your comments.
Joseph Smith, like Buddha, Mohammed, Jesus and severl other people all had contact with our Intelligent Creators. They all had different tasks according to their time and culture.
You are absolutely right in that I am a fundamentalist raelian. Our philosophy relies on some principles: peace, love and absolute non-violence. I am fundamentalist about these that :)
In my view, scientist can have a skeptical approach and this is fine. But one could also have a neutral one. Why? Because otherwise one "paints" what one sees with the "scepticism". Why be skeptical when you can have a balanced neutral approach that gives you a clear vision?
As for calling this an absurdity, well... Great that it is for you! The earth not being the center of the universe was the same for some people in other times...
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