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--- Carl Edlund Anderson <cea@hidden.email> wrote:
> On 06/01/2006 16:32, Padraic Brown wrote:
> > --- "Pavel A. da Mek" <a.da_mek0@hidden.email>
> wrote:
> >> > Constructed religion is
> >> > almost more fun than constructed cultures!
> ;)
> >>
> >> It would be nice to have Conreligion
> mail-list.
> >
> > There �s one: at Yahoo groups, look for
> > "madeupreligions". It is unfortunately very
> > quiet, but it �s there.
>
> Cool. The speakers of my romconlang family are
> supposed to have a funky
> constructed religion. I tried to make
> something a bit like as if
> classical Roman religion had gone through
> something like the process
> that "streamlined" archaic Iranian religion
> into Zoroastrianism.
Sounds interesting. Would Mithraism take part in
that at all?
> The aim was really to get something that had a
bit
> of the feel and structure
> of medieval Christianity but that was
> distinctly non-Christian.
>
> I'll have to scope the madeupreligions group :)
Please do! The group could use some discussion.
Padraic.
> Cheers,
> Carl
>
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> http://www.carlaz.com/
>
Almighty and Eternal God,
help us to realise that we are no longer the young and the restless;
but help us all remember that we have one life to live;
let us remain always close to you, walking not in Ryan's hope,
but in Christian hope, for our destination is Heaven, not J.R.'s Dallas.
May mothers and fathers of our community always pray to You "Bless
and protect all my children."
Like sands in the hour glass, so these are the days of our lives;
and so, as the world turns, and as some of us have to visit the Doctors
and the general hospital, may we always keep You dear, God,
as the Guiding Light.
Then, we won't be concerned with a foolish search for tomorrow,
walking on the edge of night. For together, dear Lord,
we will be able to create and build another world. Amen.
Rev. Carl A. Fisher, SSJ
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