(urth) Oannes

[Dan'l Danehy-Oakes]

Antonin Scriabin wrote:
...quoting Gerry...

>> "Actually we have a relevant observation from Wolfe: “Silk is a good
>> man in a bad religion.”  Plainly he thinks that there can be better or
>> worse conceptions of the Divine, even if all are imperfect."

> This seems to me more of a statement about Silk than the Divine.  Also, now I can think of is Oreb continually assuring all players in the story that Silk is a "good man!".

You seem to miss Gerry's point, which is that it's also a statement
about religions, that there can be good ones and bad ones.
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Dan'l Danehy-Oakes