ON ANOTHER’S BLOG

‘religious’ discussion almost reaches warfare status. But being a devout atheist I’m above all that, of course. However, it (religion) overflows into the indoctrination of innocents, which for them is not good. Jesuits used to boast to the effect “Give me a boy until the age of seven, and after that he’ll belong to Jesus for life!” (Meaning that the poor little sod will be useless for anything else—a totally programmed organic robot. Cute.)

So my own thinking goes along the lines of “Whilst they’re young and impressionable, ground the little poops in how to think for themselves”. (You know, the basic laws of thought and stuff … but foremost of all: the Law of Contradiction.)

Get the kids grounded in that (self defense) and all the Jesuits and other contradictarians will be useless for anything else …

RELIGIOUS CRAPTRAP

bounces right off of thinkers. The ability to think is a form of armour plating, or if you like, inoculation. Can’t beat it.

For anyone who came in late here’s that Law again

—and if anyone wants to challenge it I’m all ears. Again I ask (boring~!) is there in fact a contradiction between God’s ‘omniscience’ and the human ‘Free Will’?

That’s a gentle range-finder. Challenge it and I may just fire-for-effect … fun for me, if I weren’t so damned busy right now. But God luvs even us atheists, no? (Or did the Perfect Artificer create an imperfect product?) Brrrr …

“Stupid atheist nut! I’ll tell Mr Darwin about you!”

 

CRANKS~!

They gotta be

~CRANK!

‘Cos if they ain’t cranks … we is in a lotta trubble …

Or:

We can sweep it all back under the rug; and just like Fletcher said to that nice Mr Bligh before he was himself faced with facing the dilemma—

“All is well ‘tween decks, Sir!”

Now get thee to this guy and even if you dislike a lot of what he says … much of it is still grounds for thought.

 

(How long did he say that blasted fish had been extinct?)

RESURRECTION

RES  sometimes means ‘return of’.

U      can be interpreted as ‘you’, or ‘your’

ERECTION  a construction, building, something that’s been erected, lifted, raised up (see below, a buncha guys with their erection) —

RESURRECTION, thus, is when it comes up again, i.e. it returns to life (especially after apparently deceasing). Happens quite a lot apparently.

NOW WE’RE ON THE SAME PAGE

here’s yer quote. (Read and enjoy, this time there’ll be no tests—in accordance with modern New Zealand education you’ll pass with hons if you simply show up for the exam:

(17 September 2014, Pakistan) Two correspondents nominated the gullible acolyte who volunteered to be killed and resurrected by a holy man–and not a holy man who was experienced with the procedure, but a beginner who thought he’d give it a whirl!

Sadly I misplaced the source but suspect it’s from The Darwin Awards—an honourable mention of folks who perform some meaningful manner of public benefaction.

Wotever turns you on, Dude …