Re: 25 Classic Books That Have Been Banned

On 5/30/25 20:10, Titus G wrote:

On 31/05/25 04:11, Paul S Person wrote:

On Fri, 30 May 2025 09:00:32 +1000, Peter Moylan <peter@pmoylan.org>
wrote:

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Most atheists are more focused on reality than fantasies.

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A reality which, in their belief, includes no gods. Or, more commonly,
excludes /one/ God, because as good members of a traditionally
Christian culture, they only know of one God to not believe in.
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 What is this "one God" nonsense? Are you of Jewish Faith?
Didn't we nail a third of the three Christian Gods to a tree?
Or am I confusing that with some Speculative written fantasy Fiction
that I have read? Back on topic. (Might have been the authorised KVJ
version or perhaps a bootleg by Kilgore Trout.)
 

  By observation it is possible to determine which gods have influence in human
affairs. They seem to be Discordia/Eris and Mars/Ares who get the most press
Jesus is frequently cited but seldom observed though we sometimes are motivated
by love. Christ again is cited but his sacrifice is neglected in favor of a militant
version of Christ ready to smite the unbeliever as Peter did in the garden.
Kali will win in the end as she is merely the personification of time and
change which are tools wielded equally well by the Creator or merely evolution.

bliss - not to degrade the divine noodle monster but it is delicious! Join in
its pasta communion with a variety of sauces.