no, no, we have to find out WHOSE GOD CAN BEAT UP WHOSE!...

it's very very important... even more important than... than... football!... or shopping!!....

;)

Ditto on the new-factor. =]

I agree whole-heartedly with the sentiment on the front page--that being that one's religious beliefs (functionally, one's laws of morality) are completely irrevalent in the here-and-now.

Immediately following our last car accident or perhaps an unsuccessful bout with an uncannily accurate paper cut, well, that's a different story. At least one of us on this dirtball is bound to be surprised by what is on the other side of The Veil. However, that has no bearing on others' beliefs and imposes no obligation for one to push one's own beliefs upon another.

As I believe the wiccans say, "An' ye harm none, do what ye will."

"Unfortunately", I believe we have grown up in an extraordinarily liberal-minded society. One that does not flinch at debauchery, liscentiousness, and moral apathy. This of course is perfectly lovely to me, however, the pendulum swings both ways and I believe that those that are coming of age now are not of like-minds with me on this. I suggest to you that in the years to come the sustained efforts of people like us to present to the world a liberal and free-form sense of morality--one that does not impose itself on others but merely presents itself for all to see and in essence lives by that wiccan mantra--will backlash and create a (balancing?) extreme of harsh conservatism and reinvigorate what are in my opinion antiquated laws of morality.


Wow, that was fun to write! Any comments?