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They are really gods, but they are not really God. A deified ruler. Like many (most?) historical gods. .…
29 Oct 2002, 15:20
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You're most welcome. Bishop Hoeller has indeed done some very good work. J.…
28 Oct 2002, 19:45
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Here's another informative article. http://www.gnosis.org/gnintro.htm .…
28 Oct 2002, 18:51
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Right. .…
28 Oct 2002, 17:55
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You're talking about Gnosticism as if all Gnostics think and believe alike. This is not the case. .…
28 Oct 2002, 17:25
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Modern ones generally aren't. You should see their article on Bruno. Why? The Nag Hammadi library is readily available. J.…
28 Oct 2002, 17:01
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According to Humpty-Dumpty. But according to Carroll's original definition: Wabe (derived from the verb to swab or soak). The side of a hill (from its being soaked by the ra…
24 Oct 2002, 18:55
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I think it means you're out $12.00 Excuse me: it looks like you're out $20. I'll be sure not to sell Scroggin anything. I'd say publicize the facts and write it off. I think tha…
12 Oct 2002, 04:52
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^^ So it's not your favorite. So nu? I lied, actually, it's not really my favorite. .…
12 Oct 2002, 03:04
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Pas == Demiourgos Outsider == God That's in the Bible. 'Prior', that's a loaded term. We're working with two entirely different ways of looking at Time. Wolfe's orthodox. He c…
11 Oct 2002, 00:46
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Orthodox Christianity is one of them. .…
10 Oct 2002, 17:22
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Yes, I must have somehow deleted it without reading it. Someone was very kind and sent me a copy. Sorry for the trouble. J. ___…
08 Sep 2002, 15:03
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I have not seen this. Was it sent to the list? J. ___…
07 Sep 2002, 15:45
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"It's probably a good thing that I don't read that mailing list." -- Gene Wolfe ___…
03 Sep 2002, 17:15
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I'll definitely be there. J. ___…
02 Aug 2002, 22:38
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Hmm. I don't know if I agree. But hey, go ahead and believe what you like. What do I care? .…
30 Jul 2002, 23:41
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Really? When was the last time you used the word 'nigger' in conversation? .…
30 Jul 2002, 23:20
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And, in fact, Oceania is Great Britain/America in the 1984 world, and Ascia is North America to the Commonwealth's South America on Urth. .…
29 Jul 2002, 03:39
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She had arthritis. She was also 4'10" and of slight build. This is incorrect. I've been there many times. The staircases that have the teeny tiny risers also have walls that ar…
20 Jul 2002, 00:39
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This is, in fact, the case. On the other hand, if you have a very large group, it might be advisable to make advance arrangements. I'm taking (another) group there next week: the…
18 Jul 2002, 17:51
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It is extremely common in southern South America, especially Argentina. .…
15 Jul 2002, 18:25
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Now we no longer wonder. Huzzah! J. ___…
30 Jun 2002, 12:29
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Ah! And Mint would be the body planned for what's-her-name, the war goddess. And Mucor the spooky one. J. ___…
18 Jun 2002, 02:06
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I'm not sure why the Briah universe should be so-called, except to say that Mr. Wolfe's qabalah, despite his many and other known excellent qualities, is certainly no better than i…
17 Jun 2002, 05:00
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Where can I find the Wolfe story 'Inside The Bishop's Head'? J. ___…
16 Jun 2002, 20:19
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In Costa Rica and in Argentina, if you ask the current locals what happened to the Indians, they will say "There were never too many Indians here". .…
22 May 2002, 18:50
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They are not just Celtic. In fact, the best source I know for information on these ancient religious/magickal practices is the Icelandic sagas. Also it's not always an artificial …
07 May 2002, 23:41
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'Under Hill' is an old. old euphemism for what's often called 'Faerie' ('faerie' is also a euphemism; this is the land of the Dead we are talking about (see my post with the subjec…
07 May 2002, 23:35
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It seems to me that there was a point where one or both of the brothers got help from Spring Wind's people, but I could be mistaken. At some point I'll look it up.…
07 May 2002, 02:26
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They are not just fiction: they are myth. They express patterns of history in easily understood and transmissible terms. 'The Story Of The Student And His Son' is (among many othe…
06 May 2002, 17:02