> Schneider sayeth:
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> I think most Churches find the religion meme most useful, while most
> of their adherents are scared shitless turning away, since the "truth"
> they've been taught ain't so nice for unbelievers.
>
> As another poster pointed out at one point, the reason they call this
> the 'Church' of Virus is just that: the religion meme is sooooo useful!
> One goal of this church is to give the scared-shitless-Chirstians
> insight into their Church's duplicitous use of the religion meme.
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>
> I like the image you conjure up here; a gigantic hooka-like
> hypodermic in the shape of a church, inoculating the
> congregation.
>
> Nothing against churches, mind you, merely a tribute to
> their utterly effective methods of infection.
>
> Since both "truth" and "good," as they are most often used, are
> subjective terms, I like the "useful" substitution.
>
> Would "verity" work in place of "truth?" It's a "useful" word that
> almost begs its user to have the ability to "verify" their claims.
>
> eEc
Oh, a definition clash. An archaic [15th century or so?] definition of
"verity" IS "truth". Actually, the word sounds archaic anyway. Maybe
that will help in some circles....
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