With a foreword by Richard Dawkins.
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Awwww, isn’t that sweet? If only real people could think of things this way.
I rather think quite a lot of people *do* think that way and that it is hardly a good thing.
Oh boy! Some alliance this is…
Hey, she said “goodbye” in Icelandic. (Yeah, that’s “bless.” Bummer for us unbelievers.)
See, now this is exactly the kind of thing that scares me about “the faithful.” As long as you believe in something? As long as you live your delusions as willfully as me? As long as we all go down together?
I’m shuddering right now. Shudder, shudder.
Coulda Woulda Shudder..
They both pretend to know things that they cannot possibly know – I love the way the barmaid puts things. And the way J and Mo just float right over them.
What a wonderful summary of ecumenism. It’s the act of pretending that we share.
Aaawww!! Jesus and Mo having a hug!
This is adorable. Their people should do the same.
More than four years on, and this is still topical. Take a bow, Baroness Warsi!
Why can’t real religions concentrate on what they share: hatred of women and gay people?
“They both pretend to know things that they cannot possibly know – I love the way the barmaid puts things. ”
Wait, is the barmaid secretly Sam Harris?