(V): Treating an iidea as though it means nothing more than a fanciful thought doesn't make it nothing more than a fanciful thought. Just because there are so many things that exist only in the imagination doesn't mean everything we consider is only imagined. Someone imagined worlds beyond our own before any were seen, and there is an object lesson we can learn from such examples in our 3 coordinates of space and 1 of time if we choose to be open to it. I saw you speak of Paranormal and Supernatural as though the two are interchangable words. I sometimes talk to an old friend who insists he believes in the supernatural, but then tells me it is impossible for supernatural events in the Bible to have happened. I think what he really means is that he believes in the paranormal, but for some reason he thinks supernatural means the same thing. He is very intelligent, by the way, so I'm always puzzled as to why he doesn't know the difference.