My “usual”
friend Iacopo (the atheist philosopher) not only has been making very
angry every catholic in Italy (about 53 million or Italians) but he has been pretty much pissing all over
the (my) country for the simple reason that while few of his ideas (written in the bible
themselves, he states)
might even be correct do not take in any consideration the might of the Roman
Empire that truly is the founder (or creator)
of the catholic religion with its Vatican and all that’s connected to it,
therefore let me have some relief to my anger for the way this Biglino is
taking down yet another of the column that sustain my country with its history,
culture and arts- aside from the fact that one of my best scuba diving partner
(Guido) now wants to exchange emails with me in English only “ha, you know I’m
working for an American company, so I use the English language on a daily basis……it’s
easier for me to use English to communicate especially via email”.
What the
heck! Where has the pride to be an Italian gone in these days? Shouldn’t we
remember that not only we gifted the entire world with arts and their
appreciation (think
i.e. to Leonardo Da Vinci in the renaissance), the scientific methods/approach (think i.e. to Galileo Galilei) and very importantly the
fact that the language (Latin) used
during the Roman Empire is the root of plenty other languages still used today in the
entire occidental world.
I am really
upset to Biglino, Guido and every other Italian citizen both living in Italy
and/or Italians around the world.
But let me
now go through some of the “silly” beliefs of this (unpatriotic) Biglino and please consider that I don’t
criticize this guy for what he says of the Catholic religion, nor his
statements about Jesus Christ, meaning that what I’m going to say doesn’t come
from a fervid Catholic member or strong believer in Jesus, in addition please
forget the fact that I said to still be living here because of some agreement I
had made with Jesus directly while in a 2 months long coma, as I had said here
before, if I was a Buddhist, I’d have reported the same just replacing the name
Jesus with Buddha, I’m pretty sure that I’m still alive mainly for the
superlative physical conditions in which I was at that time and because “myself
or something/one else” (which I called Jesus) had my (almost already dead) brain reason it to be important
not to leave my 2 treasures on their own (pretty much like they are now…….).
But let me go
back to the main topic of this post about what professor Biglino claims it to
be written 2.000 years ago in the bible. In fact the basic supporting idea that we
humans are the product of a “genetic experiment” done by extraterrestrial
creatures is ludicrous, at least, in fact my own ideas (that many Catholics
will probably reject like the ones of Biglino) on this matter, are as follows (in bullet points not to
make any priority):
·
“Jesus
was conceived and born from the eternal Virgin
Mary”. OK, I ask to ALL the fathers of young girls in their teens how they
would react IF their daughter one day would ever have the guts to come home saying that she’s pregnant and on top
that it was because of an “an angel”, therefore trying to justify her pregnancy
(best for me
NOT to say what I’d be doing in such case……)
A couple of comments:
·
Anyone
can easily read that the eternal Virgin
Mary” had several other children (8 to 10) after Jesus….
·
How
could be tested – 2.000 years ago in Palestine – that a woman is a virgin? That
alone by itself should be considered a real miracle,
2K years ago in a country populated by shepherds who – at most – would fuck sheep’s
in odd places or wear their scarfs in different colors or orientations….
Finally let me say that the entire Christian religion is just the “creation”
of the – already mentioned – Roman Empire when it realized that by having every
country part of the empire embrace Christianity, all attempts to re-conquer
independence was dramatically reduced (”give the other cheek”), therefore saving to the Empire very many
lives of (very
expensive
to train warriors) and
very much money (about as important in those times as today).
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