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Today's Sunday "sermon" from Spiritual Entertainer Alan Watts is entitled "Humor and Religion," brought to us on Pacifica Radio as part of Roy of Hollywood Tuckman's "Something's Happening" series and alanwatts.org.
I don't think this is a bit funny! Religion is work.
It begins with the story of the woman from Italy in church and respectable G. K. Chesterton on his stiff form of "proper" (gloomy) British Christianity, a religion worthy of imperialism and genocide, spread by Roman then British weapons for the Lord. Catch the show every Sunday morning at 8:00 am and Thursday at midnight or free in KPFK's archives for 90 days. This episode is found under "Alan Watts, Sunday, July 19, 2020, 8:00 am."
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