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Eric Roston

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“Belief that the Earth is only several thousands years old carries a curious implication. The physical evidence for the Earth's age emerged from the same atomic discoveries that later gave the world nuclear weaponry and power plants. The scientific understanding of uranium isotopes that produce the date 4.5 billion years ago is the same understanding of uranium isotopes that led to the production and detonation of nuclear bombs. If scientists do not understand uranium decay well enough to date the Earth, there also cannot be, and can never have been, nuclear weaponry. Certainly a world and a history absent these weapons are desirable, but they are counter-factual. ”
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John Lundin Thank you for adding me as a new friend on Goodreads. I'm recommending the wonderful book, Spiritual Ecology, by my friend and Sufi teacher, Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee. And I invite you to add my new spiritual and environmental novel, Journey to the Heart of the World, to you reading list, as well as my earlier book, The New Mandala - Eastern Wisdom for Western Living, written in collaboration with His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Namaste


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