• Posts Tagged ‘religion’

    I Am Not a Theologian: Literally

    15 March, 2012 • 1 Comment

    As I sit down to write this, I feel very keenly my lack of learning. I am going to try to say something useful based on opinions that may not be as fully founded as I think they are, and I feel I should admit that up front, so as to defuse my potentially...

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    Five of a Thing: Graeco-Roman Gods

    5 March, 2012 • 6 Comments

    Yes, it’s that time again, where the deadline haunts, and I need something useful and easy to say, and I turn to a list. Seeking to avoid a repeat of last time’s debacle, I’m aiming for a safer subject. My head is currently full of Greek and Roman mythology, both from reading through course...

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    In the Beginning

    1 March, 2012 • 4 Comments

    In the beginning, there was nothing, only a great void, empty and lifeless. Then, at either end of it, two realms were created; one of smoke and ashes and ever-burning fires, the other of cold and snow and never-melting ice. The ice from the cold realm spread into the void which remained between the...

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    Kyrie Eleison

    23 February, 2012 • 1 Comment

    Remember that thou art dust, and to dust thou shalt return.
    We've entered Lent. Yesterday, members of churches more civilised than my own smeared ash on their foreheads, as a reminder of humility and a sign of penitence. We're 45 days away from Easter, though the shops here started selling Easter candy last week.

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