Monthly Archives: April 2005

“On an experiential level, we can’t say a religion is not true. If you believe in it, it stops there: okay, fine, it’s religion. If people say it’s real, in one sense, it’s real. In and of itself, ‘God’ essentially … Continue reading →

A tangent during a lecture about church sect theory: “Is social security mainstream? Well, yeah, I mean, if you’re elderly, you get it.”

i just lied to you. those words are too easy. too easy to say. it hurts because they’re easy. and you’re easy. we lost the meaning. we never had it. that time– i didn’t lie to you.