if it wont play here (dont ask me why)... go here.... http://blog.ted.com/2009/10/ask_karen_armst.php

What a waste of time.

What a bunch of ... yes..... here it comes.... CRAP

How inconsequential can a person be??

She and the whole slew of idiots pushing their flavor of the golden rule with all kinds of extra holy book, holy war, shiat mixed in, can all go to "hell" for making the world a stupider place.

well then, you haven't wasted your time really. You've managed to further solidify (calcify?) your own cynical opinion.

Sorry mate, I couldn't sit and watch it. It's too late and I'm anti even before it starts.

I don't believe that people are wrong, necessarily, for having faith in a superior being or whatever, just for allowing those who merely purport to represent It, to decide what's best for them.

Way not to accept responsibilty for oneself.

Interesting bigears... you didnt watch it, but still you have a strong opinion about anyway.

I dont know which comment is more laughable - yours or Condos.

Looking at the the concept of the Islamic jihad, at the Israeli campaign against the Palestinians and the barren fundamentalist intolerance in some Bible Belt states of the USA, I find it difficult if not impossible to get my head round the concept that compassion is a uniting theme of Christianity, Judaism and Islam.

In his best-seller "The God Delusion" Pichard Dawkins made a very telling comment: "When one person is deluded it's called madness, when millions are deluded that's religion".

Peter... all she is saying is that compassion... and "do unto others as you would have them do unto you" was the original and central ethos of those religions... and that most of the rest is "commentary" and stuff people have added, twisted, lost etc etc...