XPost: alt.buddha.short.fat.guy, alt.philosophy.taoism, alt.philosophy.zen   
   From: kittyp2060@hotmail.com   
      
   "Tang Huyen"  wrote in message   
   news:63e10548-20fb-2421-d830-2493b3c327d6@gmail.com...   
      
   On 8/27/2016 7:48 AM, Kitty P wrote:   
      
   > "Wilson"   
      
   >> Come on.  Tell me you don't find humor in the Onanistic label.   
   >> People have been saying that much of the research is a circle jerk   
   >> for years.   
      
   > I, for one, was laughing at your title. But then I got sort of sad.  I   
   > know people believe too much in all this stuff. Everyone knows that   
   > western medicine fails a lot - but we seem to need to believe. Not   
   > unlike people who need to believe Jesus is their savior.   
      
   As an outsider to European civilisation, it   
   appears to me that there is a yuuge joke in   
   here, much more potent than either of you,   
   Wilson and Kitty dears, have seen.   
      
   That God created the world, spanning both   
   good and evil, and sent his only Son to save   
   the world, should instantly invoke Onanism.   
   That God is both the subject and object of his   
   own talk (the Word, which was with Him) locks   
   him into Onanism, cleanly. That He sent his   
   only Son to be tempted by the Devil, both   
   being his creations, should be another mark   
   for Onanism. His Son preached to the masses   
   using parables, so that many within earshot   
   could not understand what he said, though   
   He proclaimed himself the only path to   
   salvation, which is a clear vignette for   
   Onanism. That He preached to let the dead   
   bury the dead, in closed circle, again points   
   to Onanism -- as the Idea in the mind of God,   
   His MO, no less. He and it are One.   
      
   I can go on, but you get the idea ... Have you   
   been saved yet?   
      
   Tang Huyen   
   ----------------   
      
   From onanism?   
      
   Kitty   
      
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