"The Devil & the Christians"

Is it not so that if the devil punishes the wicked in hell, Christians ought to worship the devil? Or are they not the flag-bearers of justice and personal responsibility they appear to be?

Yes, I think this is the very fundamental problem with Christianity: the absolute and persistent refusal to accept the dark as something part of the Divine.

And this categorical and axiomatic rejection of the Devil-principle as a holy principle is not a rejection I can theologically respect or accept―not even in the slightest.

Is it not so, that if the devil comes to torment the rapists of nuns and the stranglers of children, then he too ought to be a part of God’s sacred design?

  A peace-worshipping religion is no religion at all.

this is a good and fuckt up one i think

The Thighs of the

              Blessed Courtesan

the blood of menses

run down the thighs

of the blessed courtesan.

she has killed something

    with her vagina.

   the apprentice to the master of concubines

   guts her first victim in joyous resentment.

she then sniffs the corpse for a weirdly long time.

        the atmosphere becomes awkward.

       a lot of bodily fluids

             splashes together

               in this grisly murder scene.

         but there was God!

          somewhere amongst all the evil.

         the thighs of the blessed courtesan

            are no longer untouched;

          the devil crept out after midnight.

hey hey hey hey hey hey

the black skin of Kālarātri is always sticky

with the blood-clots of strangled harlots

and with the dead ejaculations of gods

abandoned, forgotten, failed,

downgraded to a lower-case g.