A
month ago, I wrote a piece
ridiculing a bumper-sticker that read: B.I.B.L.E. – Basic
Instructions Before Leaving Earth. Upon further consideration, the
Christian bible does in fact contain a few passages in which the god
of the Christian sect, a god called YHWH,
spells out in fairly simple tones exactly how people are to comport
themselves (if one actually believes that this god dictated to the
members of a long-since-vanished desert tribe his outlines for living
a good and a virtuous life, which I do not believe). The primary
passage is found in a chapter called Leviticus, in what the
Christians refers to as their old testament, under heading number 20.
In
Leviticus
20, god YHWH (who is supposedly also his own son as well as a
spirit known as holy) is said to demand of his followers that they
murder homosexuals, people who engage sexually with animals, and
those claiming to be mystics or spirit-mediums. The teachings of this
bloodthirsty god furthermore demand that his followers slay in public
young girls who are found not to be virgins on their wedding night,
and that they put to death persons guilty of worshiping idols other
than those of the Christian's own triumvirate. YHWH commands this in
no uncertain language; this god makes these demands using clear and
simple words; these are basic instructions by which the true
Christian might prove to the member of his sect that he should
survive the forthcoming progroms; they pose a way by which he might
prove to his god that he is worthy of going to the sect's Happy Place
In The Sky.
Please,
believers in YHWH, carry out the clearly worded mandates of your god,
and stop standing around bitching and moaning about abortion and the
separation of church and state. If you do come at us, however, we
rational, open-minded, freedom-loving people shall defend ourselves,
our bodies, and our property with terrible purpose, with righteous
fury, with passionate rage, and with any and all weapons at our
disposal, including yours.
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