6 thoughts on “Jesus ‘n’ Mo ‘n’ publishing”

  1. Great point.
    And there’s yet another atheist apologetic hidden within the barmaid’s astute observation: when we contemplate a genius of such incomprehensible magnitude, how small and petty it is to think it’s going to write or inspire “a book.” Really? Is the Ineffable Fundamental Ground of All Being of Surpassing All-Knowingness also going to “take a walk” and maybe stop for “a sandwich?”

    Whose image is God made in? Surely it’s ours.

  2. First-time authors often struggle with editors, translators, and their “publicists” manage to come up with unusual Revelations.

  4. Yeah if he can create a universe a printing press should be a piece of cake, pass on the middle, go straight to the consumer.
    Not to mention why didn’t “his” “her” just go digital and forget all that papyrus harvesting?
    Plagiarism though would have landed it in the courts and a category delusion that is, fictional fantasy as non fiction right next to all seven of “Harry Potter”

  5. If it is impossible for mere humans to grasp even a fraction of it, then why do all the priests, vicars, rabbis, imams, gurus etc expect us to grant them certainty over how we should live?

  6. The Ineffably Awesome Ultimate Entity also seems strangely concerned about the sex lives of an ape species on one tiny planet of an infinite Universe.

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