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  • Margaret Baron

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    This is interesting. Could you please offer further information. I would like to know what other charges will be made apart from the registration fee and whether the course is one which you do at your convenience or whether it follows a schedule of broadcasted lectures which one has to adhere to. Would we have to purchase any additional literature or submit any work?

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  • Frank Bell

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    Unification Thought is a theistic philosophy which is to be recommended. However at present it does not address the question of an explanation of “spirit world” that is in accord with the scientific view of the nature of the universe. For example, quantum physics is barely touched on and only in terms of charge when done so. I have commented on this with with Gerry Servito and Richard Lewis, but have only received responses amounting to a sentence for such a complex matter. True Father at WRIST said to us that he has no explanation of this and delegated us the responsibility to address this matter. Are the responses I see from Gerry, Richard and Peter Nordquist the best responses that can be provided or is there more? This is a serious matter if there is to be an incorporation of the Standard Model which seems to be very effective an explanation, though experimental data is being sought to find its limitations.

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  • Joy

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    how do I access the course which I have signed up for if I cannot set up an account in canvas without an un-provided learning code?

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