Words and Phrases heard and read at FGC
All my dreams are there, my memories, my lies--that's where the poems come from.
I went from a me to an us
Whatever the word of God is, it is not a book.
Experiment with Light.
Here we are with Christian shirts in a gay bar.
Every time I sit down to write a poem I want to forget the Reservation, but the Reservation won't let me go.
I'm all in favor of keeping dangerous weapons out of the hands of fools. Let's start with typewritters.
When friends by shame are undefiled, how can I keep from singing.
Friends, let us resolve not to use the Bible as a weapon.
Where'd you find the sweet potato fries?
Comments
I'm all for naked stone men in chapels, by the way. The world needs more nude sculpture. :)
I've been reading a little bit about Quakers (I'd never heard of them, other than in the oatmeal sense) and I'm interested. How is it that two groups of people can read the same book and come to such wildly variant conclusions?
"Maybe that's because it's a collation of a large number of different books, written centuries apart which partly contradict each other, Willie."
Oh yeah. Never mind I said anything.
I agree the word of God is not a book. If anything, it's a song. A song you can only hear if you're quiet.
I'm working on a Zach-related site. For an early version, click on my name.
What it said was, the reason why people and animals have sex with the same sex to animals to objects and other species is because, they are both "free sexually".
Free to make a choice of what they want to have sex with.Animal or human can associate sex with anything.And I bielieve that 100%.How do you explain people or animals having sex with other species or objects? They are chosing to.
What you need to prove is how same sex, sex not a disorder.And if it's not a disorder, can humans have sex with whatever they want without it being a disorder?
Nice to see your blog again (I think I stumbled by a few months ago...) and nice to meet you here at the FGC Gathering. We'll need to do a group shot of us Quaker bloggers here...
Your Friend, Martin the Quaker Ranter
(ps: have you found the cafe with strong coffee and wifi? Ahhh....)
I also enjoy this stylish, attractive log.
-- Mitchell Santine Gould