Despite claims of levitation from different quarters,
\nI just do not believe any human has ever levitated.<\/p>\n
The evidence I\u2019ve read seems more like hearsay
\nand embellished legends.<\/p>\n
Were levitation attainable, I\u2019d think we\u2019d have
\nscientific, observable proof by now.<\/p>\n
I\u2019ve read some Catholic saints have levitated,
\nbut those claims could easily be embellished,<\/p>\n
or the alleged writings of saints making such
\nclaims could have been altered<\/p>\n
to make the faithful think those dedicated to God
\nwere granted supernatural powers.<\/p>\n
I also don\u2019t believe because many claims of
\nsupernatural abilities have been easily debunked.<\/p>\n
And I believe in the quote “extraordinary claims
\nrequire extraordinary evidence.\u201d<\/p>\n
Bob Boyd<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Despite claims of levitation from different quarters, I just do not believe any human has ever levitated. The evidence I\u2019ve read seems more like hearsay and embellished legends. Were levitation attainable, I\u2019d think we\u2019d have scientific, observable proof by now. I\u2019ve read some Catholic saints have levitated, but those claims could easily be embellished, or… Continue reading