[E]very time I am presented an argument for the existence of a god, it is a pungent pile of watery crap. It's never pie; I'm disappointed every time. And it's not as if they even come close, like maybe they come up with a small biscuit or a tiny sliver of pastry; no, every goddamned time it's this malodorous, reeking inanity accompanied by some squeaking, quacking idiot of an acolyte who tries desperately to reassure me that the maggoty filth he is bearing truly is a splendid pie.
— PZ Myers
Thursday, March 06, 2008
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Unfortunate that it's just a bit too long for a T-shirt -- or bumper sticker.
ReplyDeleteAn excellent quote. Another I like that I found the other day is Larkin on religion:
ReplyDeleteThat vast, moth-eaten musical brocade
Created to pretend we never die
Might work on a T-shirt...
I read that as though Eddie Izzard were saying it. That makes it even better.
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