Mercedes Lackey Quotes

Established Religion Is Like Established Anything Else. It's Easy. It Offers Answers You Can Get Prepackaged And Predigested, Right Off The Shelf, And The Same For Everybody. No Thinking Required, Much Less Hard Thinking. Like A Board Game
you Follow The Rules, You Go To Heaven. That's Why Established Religion Gets The Assholes. They Aren't "good" Christians. I Rather Doubt They Ever Gave Up A Thing They Valued For Any Reason Or Anybody. People Like That Aren't Good Anything. What They Believe, They Believe Because It's Appropriate; It's What Everybody Believes Because It's The Right Thing To Do
in Short, It's Easy. Our Way Isn't Easy. We Get Assholes Too, But They Usually Give Up And Get Out, Or Get It Knocked Out Of Them.

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