On Germaine Greer
Submitted by carusmm on Thu, 24/12/2009 - 21:36
We all know that Germaine Greer loves priests, she doesn't have to make goo-goo eyes to prove it. In both body and soul, women are prisoners.
International Humanist and Ethical Union
British Humanist Society News
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- Religious groups at front of queue to run 'free schools' as issue of religious selection comes to fore
- BHA mourns the death of Andrew McIntosh, politician and distinguished supporter of Humanism
"Maybe he loves Jesus"
"Maybe he loves Jesus" carusmm, what a strange thing for a Humanist to say (that is if you are one?).
I would have thought that agreeing with what Jesus had to say was a much better measure of a Christian than using the word 'love' which I have never been able to understand, in a religious context.
You sound confused, Anne.
You sound confused, Anne.
Anne, the erotic is nothing
Anne, the erotic is nothing as basic as sex. Humanism is erotic to me.
On Greer, though, someone so hapless cannot be harmful. If anything, Greer highlights the dilemma in being female rather well.
In memory of my mother. Holy men act as if they never had mothers.
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carusmm are you completely
carusmm are you completely sober when you sit at your computer to write these things?
Jenny, what exactly didn't
Jenny, what exactly didn't you like? Generally, I tend to want to perfect things.
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