Peter Wadhams is Professor of Ocean Physics, and Head of the Polar Marine Sciences Group in the Scott Polar Research Institute.

Dr. Habgood consecrated the Bishop of Durham!

Peter,

many thanks for your thoughts. I agree, Mrs. Thatcher chose an Archbishop of Canterbury whom she could rely on to play the game - not let the public know that the Christian religion is a gigantic hoax on the human race.

She was horrified when Dr. Habgood was the number one choice to be the Archbishop of Canterbury. This is because she knew he did not believe a word of the supernatural mumbo jumbo. It was Habgood - the Archbishop of York - who made Dr. David Jenkins into the Bishop of Durham! Jenkins had to swear on oath that he believed this, that and the other when in fact he did not believe any of the doctrines and dogmas of the Christian religion.

A few days after the Bishop of Durham was consecrated in York Minster by Dr. John Habgood the place caught fire. I am amazed it did not explode in the face of such appalling hypocracy.

Sadly the Churches Fellowship for Psychical and Spiritual Studies are even more against survival after death as a branch of physics than the characters running the SPR.

Michael

Most people have no idea the professional priests do not believe what they are paid to pump into their flock! The censored truth is a million times more exciting than the fiction, this of course is why it's suppressed.

Just before Dr. David Jenkins was made into the Bishop of Durham he hit all the headlines when he told the truth that there is no such thing as a book having divine authority, a virgin giving birth to the creator of the universe, that dead bodies are going to leap out of graves on a mythical Judgement Day and so on.

Christ will not return, says Dr Jenkins - an article published in The Daily Telegraph (December 14, 1993)

Discoveries in Subatomic Physics Completely Vindicate the Bishop of Durham - an article by Michael Roll about Dr David Jenkins

Psychic Phenomena - Letter from Dr John Habgood, Archbishop of York, to Michael Roll (December 12, 1983)

No Book Has Divine Authority - by Michael Roll