[UA] Re: Is God A Carp?

[BulletSHower at landshut.org]

Michael Dinowitz writes:

> Of course, this is just in America. In other countries the traditions of
> oracles, necromancers and the like are still going strong, if not in prime time.

Agreed. I'm a practicing magickian myself (a long-time tradition in my
family). I just gotta laugh when I read something about talking fish or any
other "spiritual phenomenon". It's all in you, not in that which surrounds
you. 

:)
Fra. Pompoesus 08/15


> And a talking fish is so hard to swallow?
> But that's just my view. :)
> 
> 
> > Aw, come on!
> > Talking fish... UFO sightings... God delivering messages...
> > I'm sorry, but I know that if someone believes in something, no *any*thing,
> > hard enough and long enough and with enough fervor, he will hear his god(s)
> > talking... even if it's a carp in a barrel. Darn. One more example for how
> > powerful the human mind is.
> >
> > Fra. Pompoesus 08/15
> >
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