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Ian Okell
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Pages
327
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Ian Okell

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A book about beliefs doubts and miracles, and some reasons to stand up and be counted for your beliefs.'In some circles it can be socially less acceptable to say you believe in God than to tell them your name is on the Sex Offender's Register.''Freudian analysis can't achieve in twenty years what the Communion service manages in twenty minutes, usually in better surroundings and set to music. In fact Freudian analysis may be fairly regarded as the rich and gullible person's version of Communion, it's just a pity it doesn't work. Anyway I could never take it myself, my toilet training was wholly without incident and I never fancied my mother.''Blind faith, which I hope is not the sort I have, might be bad, but it's nowhere near as bad as the blind rejection of faith - which is mad.''You might not care to hear this, but running an Oxfam shop is no more honourable or ethicalan occupation than running a gun shop and I've done both.'

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