Friday, December 08, 2006

Friday Miscellanous


Because here at knitting we also attempt to be cultural, like at Gay Canuck, today, for your consideration, and because I am lazy and have no time to post, I am notifying you that archeologists have found in Rome what appears to be the sarcophagus of St. Paul. This is important to me because Paul is Pablo, and that is my name. Ooops there goes my anonymity, oh well. I have always liked St Paul not just because we share a name but because he was the saint, who westernized early Christianity and who basically sold it to the Roman Empire outside of Judea, so he was pretty important in coming up with all the basic concepts that have formed the western world. It is because of this that when you go to any Catholic Mass, on of the reading is always from a letter of Paul to so and so. This man wrote profusely, and then someone managed to keep these letters for thousands of year. But seriously, he wrote to the Corinthians, and the Thessalonians and many more, and unfortunately he was the one who started many of the negative ideas of the catholic church, such as the unequal treatment of women and the hatred against other religions and he basically set up a network of churches across the Mediterranean Sea from which the Church could grow, and indeed it did. Ok, enough of the history lesson, if you want to know more click in the link:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6219656.stm

In other news, this weekend and next are going to be crazy, not sure when I am going to get all the things I need to get done, done and then manage to go on a couple of dates. Ahh the life of the modern homosexual!

2 comments:

Gay Canuck in the Capital said...

who knew? my religion lesson for the year.

Healthy Living said...

i think its very interesting that a significant number of your blogs refer to, in various ways, how you "don't have time to blog" (albeit, while you are blogging), that you are "lazy" (though you obviousy do all kinds of interesting things) and that you are hideously overextended (this isn't making you happy). these are recurrent themes...is it important to think about them per se? is flogging yourself for being "lazy" when what you really need is a break, a kind way to treat your wonderful self, saintly one? xxx