he worriedworried
What shall we do what
shall we do the pots dry the ink run
out he was frantic despairing
then as was his deliberate fortune he woke his hypnopompic state turned tail and ran like
hell it was only in his dreams that
despair occurred to him aneven then rarely
pots dry inks run out
what was he going to write
what story did he have to tell
whats a storyteller without a
story
whell shit fell into his lap
Robin Dunbars off base
why religion persists
hed ask why myths
conspiracy theories and gossip persist they
are titillating to be sure antinomian religions provide the dispensation
of grace that in which only faith is necessary
and mankinds moral law what is right or
wrong is of no use or obligation to the
religious one fuckin huge fig leaf
he believed Dunbar generalised
“There are at least two reasons why religions persist. One is the fact
that, on average, religious people are generally happier, healthier and liver
longer. For better or worse, they also have easier deaths when the time comes. Awwyaah YHWH HORSESHIT The other is that religious people are more
likely to feel they belong to a community.”
cliques he remembered high school people falling over themselves to belong made him nauseous Groucho Marx his priest I wouldn’t want to belong to a club that would
have me as a member. give that man a
cigar hed keep one for himself
to be fair he was a reincarnated mountain man
at long last here we go againhe smiled giddily “A way a lone a last a loved a long the end of Joyces Finnegans Wake beginning of it riverrun, past Eve and Adam’s, from swerve of
shore to bend of bay, brings us by commodious vicus or recirculation back to
Howth Castle and Environs.”
Dunbar concludes “Thus, you
could no more have a world where religion was cast aside as superstition than
you could have one without science and stories.”
Anglicanism its last known sin-eater was Richard Munslow
who died in 1906 aged 73
sin-eater
ifya don know look it up
he could lead a horse to water but
the horse was welcome to drink or not
NOT his job
middle of the
night, Sunday, 3 4.
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