MythTickle by Justin Thompson for October 11, 2013

But isn’t that exactly where organized religions and non-religions have been trying to lodge their particular God-concept since the beginning of time?

I can’t help but suspect that a mindcast featuring a combative Norse god and an Egyptian god of the dead is going to end up more like “Firing Line” than like “Bob and Ray.”

I’ve been reading these comics FAR to long I remember that one .and NOW its a classic , ah well nowt for me to do but keep reading .Thanks Justin for a great comic.

Neb, you are absolutely correct in what you saiid about theBible…too bad most people won’t listen to what they aretold on Saturday morning

The Arc story from the bible is historically and geologically in accurate. There has never been a world wide flood. Many different regions flood, though, and they all have myths about it. To me, the first four read like any other fairy tale out there. The rest of the bible, at least what wasn’t discarded due reasons we can’t know, seems historically accurate in events. Just as much as Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey had historical events within a work of fiction.

Politicians are trying to find a way to do that.

good going there (is that karma I’m a little new to the strip) give them an idea like that.

Man created god and it has been downhill ever since.

We create gods as and when we feel we need them.

The idea that any person or group.might control other people’s mind is chilling. Verbal and physical like NAZI germany practices would be tiny in comparison. It is my opinion that ALL religious groups would be prone to use given followers are expected to follow based on faith and one person’s or group’s interpretation. The World Trade Center attack was.based on religious interpretation.