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[integer at www.god-emil.dk]

>Truth v. Paradise?
>
>Neither exists - the closest we get to "truth" is
>provisional at best. Paradise is a myth cooked up so

myths = delicious
especially when cooked to perfection


>people will stay cheerful enough to reproduce even
>though their lives are an utterly desperate misery
>spent in wage slavery on a crowded planet within a
>civilisation hellbent for Saturday. 

that's what makes myths [+ those who whisper them]
even more delicious. 



>Paradise is a
>daydream in today's world: We Are Atlantis.
>Myths are pretty, but I can make up my own. 

any fool can dinga ding daaang my danga long ling long
it takes two to crash into ..... all kms of her


>Therefore
>I choose Truth, even though it is, at best,
>provisional. "No one knows, and you can't find out" is
>better than "kill a commie for Christ" or "incinerate
>yourself with the infidel and go to heaven..." 

how would you know ... if you get there there is no going back



>- by
>struggling against the darkness some small light can
>be shed for some few moments, but the road to Paradise
>is a Road to Nowhere paved by same corrupt contractors
>who paved the Road to Hell, Oblivion, Madness and New
>Jersey.
>
>Tra la la.
>
>Henry Warwick 
>





>you couldn't resist... could you henry? (i'm grinning).

do you resist your temptations in order to know that you are free +?


>jennifer

want some gullibloons ... free +?