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It's time for Mr. Geerts to pick up some Joseph Campbell as soon as possible (check him out at http://www.amazon.com). It's not the outside stereotypes of religion, most of which I agree suck, but the very profound nature of humanity's longing to "make sense" that Mr. Tidwell was referring to. To equate the "greater part of [our culture's] stupidity" with "religious person"(s) only shows a vast ignorance about the greater meaning of religion. Do a search in the Loopers' Delight archives for "spiritual" or otherwise "religious" e-mails. There have been great conversations here about the spirituality of looping, the "holiness" of looping. That you are a member of this list shows me you have seen glimpses of this, albeit confusing glimpses. Your heavy bias towards the awful stereotypes of religion in our culture is taxing your capability to connect with the "higher" spiritual layers of your self ("higher" or otherwise). The only hope I see for you is to continue looping and somehow luckily "bump" with some of those elements someday, before you die— the sooner the better. We are here to live, and while we live, to leave some looping for the future generations, since this one apparently doesn't care much. Pick up some Zappa books while you're at it. It'll help your looping. | -----Original Message----- | From: soundmind [mailto:soundmind@pandora.be] | Sent: Saturday 24 June 2000 2:07 AM | To: Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com | Subject: Re: Fear & Stupidity | | | Quotes from the bible? Jeeez(!) | We can only hope he's the last religious person on the world. | With religion gone, a great part of stupidity will have went with it. | | Jan Geerts |