Incarnational theology, Pt.2

[hawkwing_lb]

And we move on to the mythological-historical argument. And definitions axiomatic or historical. Ye gods and little fishes, all this constant hedging gets old. Very. Quickly.

My head still hurts.

Ouchies. Can we dispense with incarnational Christology entirely, and go directly to the apocalypse, do not pass go, do not collect your get-out-of-hell-free card? Because my [disbelieved-in deity], these guys make this much more freakin' complicated than it needs to be.

It got freakin' boring twenty pages back.

Okay, enough. I comprehend none, no more, none. I've been at this for five hours. Any longer, and I will go bonkers.

Axe-murderingly bonkers.

Comments

[etumukutenyak.livejournal.com]

Now you know why they had all those religious-based wars. Such confusion! Such argument! Such axe-murderingly bonkers they went!

The other thing I will point out is, and correct me if I am wrong, for centuries people drank not water but some form of alcohol. So, essentially, until coffee and tea became popular, everyone was in a drunken haze all their lives. Confusing arguments plus general drunkeness equals many unnecessary conflicts.

[hawkwing-lb.livejournal.com]

Word.

The wars of religion really calmed down after people started importing tea, didn't they?

[etumukutenyak.livejournal.com]

By George, they really did, didn't they? So the answer is, More Tea! If we want world peace, we must drink More Tea!

It sounds like an advertising campaign. Could we make some money by suggesting this to a popular tea company? Or should we go into business for ourselves?

[hawkwing-lb.livejournal.com]

I shall let you decide*. :)

*intially typed as 'deicide', which seems inordinately amusing tonight.

[etumukutenyak.livejournal.com]

Paging Dr. Freud..paging Dr. Freud to the rainbow courtesy phone!