In a court, would your two quotations be automatically accepted as accurate? Would the court simply take your word for it that they are accurate? Would I be required to answer your question without some sort of reasonable evidence that those two quotations are accurate?Since you are a lawyer, that should be easy enough for you to answer (maybe even just yes or no).
I answered your question as best I could, under the circumstances, not knowing if those two quotations are accurate or not, and I said: "But don't worry, I'm not going to argue that black is white. I have been around since 1974, I listened a lot to Maharaji, and attended a lot of events, and read a lot of 'Divine Light' magazines, and other magazines, in the 1970s, and I understand the general point you are making." And I tried to answer that general point - not in a simplistic way, but in an honest way. That's the way I see things.
