You should have read from Dianetics. I bet that would've gone over well.

Thats a bit overly simplistic dont you think? It doesnt just rip on Christians for living life by a set of rules, it denounces Christianity for the supressions on 'real life' and its emphasis on guilt and abstinence. It celebrates a human beings inner desires and individuality. It is basically the antithesis to the Christian conventions, with a heavy influence from Crowley and Nietzsche.

I think some of it make sense, i take issue with a lot of Christian moralism. Yet some of it is utter tosh. If i was to pick a religious text it would have to be Buddhist based, the Tao Te Ching, Sutta Pitaka or Abhidhamma Pitaka perhaps

um what the fuck are you talking about

lol ancient jews are so eighteenth century europe.

Jews didn't write the gospels.

Um, not exactly what I was getting at but okay. I've just yet to read William Blake's thoughts on Jerusalem and Lord Byron's So, we'll go crucifying no more that's all.

I liked the old testament, the imagery and story are beautiful. The Koran, also.

Apologies, i must of missed that word out when reading your post

Completely off-topic, but it's nice to see someone else who knows Yndi Halda and Fly Pan Am.

I am referring to the fact that romantic literature contains a hero who shows the best that mankind can be.