“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Currently the two are arguing over territorial rights concerning a waterway between them that flows into the Persian Gulf; Iran and Iraq have exchanged border clashes for several months now, and each country has threatened heavier military action against the other.

[...] He was operating to a large degree according to the code long set down by his grandfather: be quiet, do not argue, be aloof, and above all never raise your voice.

[...] Argue all you want against his works, as you read in your newspapers of errors, stupidities, treachery or war. [...]

“Years ago such spontaneous objections of mine really bothered me,” she continued, “and I’d sit and mentally argue with Seth so that the session didn’t begin right away; it only started after I mentally shut up. [...]

[...] We argued back and forth as to whether or not suggestion could have been responsible, but we knew that this could not explain half of what happened. [...]

([John:] “I can’t argue that point.” [...]

[...] It would be nice if you learned to appreciate your comparative financial freedom, instead of arguing with yourself as to whether or not you deserve it, or whether or not you are a good male if you accept it. [...]

[...] Nevertheless, no one will argue that a psychological experience has no validity. [...]

Some would argue, however, over whether the next three characteristics on my list are assets of Jane’s, or hindrances. [...]

[...] We didn’t fight, or even argue. [...]

[...] I was always afraid to bring friends home for fear my mother and father might argue and embarrass me. [...]