Janic wrote:ABC2019 »08/12/20, 13:12Ah yes ? Of the kind ?well I agree with you on your sources, I have the sameWhat sites, so that interested people can get information!of the same kind as you, in particular the sites of representative bodies of homeopaths. You know them as well as I do.
I have already answered you on this point, I will indicate them to other interested people when they ask for them - but if you want to give them yours, do not deprive yourself.
Another stupid reasoning! What is a library? A place where there are books sorted by subject, yes, yes, you can check it out for yourself. So you get your ass out of your chair and go to consult them on the spot, it's free!"National Library", on the other hand, I would point out to you that it is not a source, it is a library. Should learn to give quotes.
it's just not called "giving referrals", that's all.
Ah, ah, ah, oh, oh, oh! If they knew the testimonies in question, they would not have returned their jacket, but they would have sought advice from the doctor with a long practice, in order to verify its veracity on patients. But if they've been content with their own failures, that's sure they can't think of anything else.these people there practiced homeopathy and therefore they know perfectly the "testimonies of ground".you want to laugh once more! Does your sect have only that to offer you? Name individuals who run after a magical action and where have you hidden the hundreds of thousands of testimonies from the field?
Obviously they practiced unlike you, so sorry I trust them more than Mr. Bras-which-regrows-with-vegetable-juice-and-which-heals-with-sugar.
are religions part of the medical field? All the H are doctors graduated in allopathy, not believers in magical actions, otherwise it is to accuse doctors A of doing the same! You accuse them if I understood
I didn't say that religions are part of the medical field, I'm just telling you that religions prove that it's okay to convince hundreds of millions of people of the existence of things that aren't no supporting facts. It's just a factual finding.
Nothing new or special. If patients see improvement in A the doctor will attribute this to his medicine, same in H. Are these objective facts or not?
Even that you should be able to figure it out… though ?!
You only have to read the references I gave you to understand that in reality this is not how H. walking: no more than the belief in vegetable juices and the prayer to Jesus Christ to make an arm grow back, since there is no documented experience where it happened, precisely.