Friday, June 08, 2007
god is Not Great
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Which brings us to my current notes. One note refers to the ancient preference of virginity. It seems that insofar as the gods were concerned, normal everyday sex was repugnant. Gods appeared (were born) outside of sex. Few if any gods entered our world as a result of normal sex.
Jesus was born of a virgin. The details of Jesus' birth remain obscure, but it is clear that Jesus was born of a virgin, which is to say that Jesus was not conceived in the usual manner.
Most Christians think that Mary (the mother of Jesus) was impregnated by the Holy Ghost. Such a scenerio does not seem to be of much interest among the faithful and few clerics seem to address the question, but the question is interesting: how exactly did supernatural sperm meet human egg? We wonder. Was a penis involved? And how exactly did Natural Cunt and Supernatural Dick interact? What about supernatural sperm?
Ancient history suggests that the story of Jesus' 'virgin birth' was borrowed from previous scenerios. (Stomping above me for the first time tonight. Is the faggot above offended by my interpretation? Oh goodie!) That is to say that human sex has historically been denied to the gods. The old gods were above sex. The Virgin Birth of Christianity is an old idea, taken from previous myths.
Virgin Birth is an old idea, much older than Christianity. Christianity inherited the idea of 'virgin birth' from previous ancient ideas.
I write this as an introduction to a recent chapter of the book, giNG. This glorious book lists various examples of ancient religion's infatuation with the concept of god's conception.
Unfortunately I am now drunk as a skunk, but it was my intention to list all the examples of Virgin Births throughout history, and to thereby show that modern religion - dating back three thousand years or more - is pretty much crap.
Which brings us to my current notes. One note refers to the ancient preference of virginity. It seems that insofar as the gods were concerned, normal everyday sex was repugnant. Gods appeared (were born) outside of sex. Few if any gods entered our world as a result of normal sex.
Jesus was born of a virgin. The details of Jesus' birth remain obscure, but it is clear that Jesus was born of a virgin, which is to say that Jesus was not conceived in the usual manner.
Most Christians think that Mary (the mother of Jesus) was impregnated by the Holy Ghost. Such a scenerio does not seem to be of much interest among the faithful and few clerics seem to address the question, but the question is interesting: how exactly did supernatural sperm meet human egg? We wonder. Was a penis involved? And how exactly did Natural Cunt and Supernatural Dick interact? What about supernatural sperm?
Ancient history suggests that the story of Jesus' 'virgin birth' was borrowed from previous scenerios. (Stomping above me for the first time tonight. Is the faggot above offended by my interpretation? Oh goodie!) That is to say that human sex has historically been denied to the gods. The old gods were above sex. The Virgin Birth of Christianity is an old idea, taken from previous myths.
Virgin Birth is an old idea, much older than Christianity. Christianity inherited the idea of 'virgin birth' from previous ancient ideas.
I write this as an introduction to a recent chapter of the book, giNG. This glorious book lists various examples of ancient religion's infatuation with the concept of god's conception.
Unfortunately I am now drunk as a skunk, but it was my intention to list all the examples of Virgin Births throughout history, and to thereby show that modern religion - dating back three thousand years or more - is pretty much crap.
