what a translation! Could not stop laughing...

gareth19 (imported) wrote: Tue Aug 03, 2010 8:16 pm Here's a modern version of Hamlet to make it accessible to students:

http://sub-zero.mit.edu/bakunin/hamlet.html

However, Pinkerton's Principle precludes a similar treatment of the Bible.

Rather a good translation I'd say

loveableleopardy (imported) wrote: Tue Aug 03, 2010 6:55 pm Don't start talking like that.

You haven't lost your balls yet!

Well,

have YOU lost your money?



...the curse upon mankind is the longing for what we do not have...

I'm not of any religion, however I'm not Atheist either. I try to just stay out of religious conversations for the simple fact that if I talk to a person that has a close-minded set of beliefs that will try to force what the believe onto you, its just annoying. (happens to me all the time since I live right across the street of a church) I have nothing against religions of any kind (as long as its not harmful to anyone else.)

One of the things I thought about prior to castration is that my struggle with faith would be lessened. I thought with castration I would become more submissive and be able to surrender to my faith. As I have grown and reevaluated myself and my life I found this was not to be true.

Today I find many people professing to be christian verbally and not by their acts, words and deeds. They have helped me end my need or desire for faith. I always thought a christian should emulate the life of Christ. Thanks to all who profess to have direct knowledge of what God wants and how I should live my life. Your need to control others and have us drink from the same communal vat of kool-aid has freed me from religion.

I wonder what the Prince of Peace would think of what has been done with his teachings.

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tugon (imported) wrote: Sun Aug 22, 2010 6:20 pm I wonder what the Prince of Peace would think of what has been done with his teachings...

Not much, I am afraid..:-\