WC> I offer you an open invitation to join all _good_ religious fol
WC> of whatever flavor as well as secular humanists to help to revive

And then there was this, in response to Ackerman's post to you about secular
humanism:
......

WC>I am however now a secular humanist and have been for quite some time.

  TA> You have more courage than I.

It adds beauty to the universe to me.

See my dog Spanky was very special.
There shall never be another just quite like him.

This is one of the things that made him so special
and why I so valued, cherished and cared for him.

If Spanky were a mere Xerox copy or clone or forever
I may have come to have taken him for granted and not have
developed such a close and mutual bond with him.

I shall enjoy other peoples pets and dogs in passing acquaintance but
I should never care to own another.

Another could never hope to measure up and I could never
quite forgive another for failing to do so and that would be
most unfair to it.
......

I can certainly see what THIS has to do with secular humanism.

I was especially impressed with this little effeminate flourish:

WC> There shall never be another just quite like him.

All the bikers I know talk like this, Audrey.

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