Theos-Talk Archives (July 2003 Message tt00015)

Morten Nymann Olesen wrote:
> I think it proves, that one just should NOT blindly rely on any of the
> Mahatma Letters to be true or untrue in any manner what so ever.
We can never be 100% certain of anything. All we can be is more or less 
certain. While we cannot take the information written in the Mahatma 
letters as certainty, or even near-certainty, they are more certain 
than, for example, information anybody on this list writes without 
attribution. In other words, to choose whether to accept something or 
not, we take all the evidence available, evaluate it, and decide for 
ourselves. While argument from authority does not mean that something is 
true or untrue, it does increase the probability that it is true.

Bart