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Unlimited Religion

By a 21st Century Philosopher

David Rigozzi
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Pages
72
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris AU

About

See how I nearly got recognised as being important in the media trying to get my symbolic 'salt'n'pepper shaker', accepted by the Church as a sacred object, phallic and physical in one. The salt and pepper being symbolic the body and phallus. And also the two female organs. (inside). The object is 5 1/2 inches tall, with salt in the top, and pepper below. Male and female in one. It was sent to the twelve major countries at the turn of the millennium by post. It comes in different shades of brown. I was hoping to give people a new wisdom and something for people to relate to, in this crazy world.

See how I tried to judge the world with a revolutionary idea that Christ never actually died physically, suggesting that the whole crucifixion was just a spiritual 'rising from the dead', making it easier to believe. And not a supernatural mysÐ, for the Jews especially.

See how I Tried to catch AIDS, to prove I could cure it, and was promptly put in a Rehab center, for endangering my life, and not a personal calvary which I had hoped for.

See how one night in June '98 I rang two radio stations questioning that religion was obsessed with death, and to wish we should concentrate more on life through following Jesus and his belief in 'eternal life'.

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