The Cross
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| "Used for making wimps of [[Ape|men]], The Cross is where "[[God]] got weak." Splayed by loincloth, a spiritualized [[Asian Thumbs|asian thumb]], the [[Stimes Addisson|Jesus-figure]] becomes an adornment illustrating the triumph of [[Sin|original sin]]. It is thus that through suffering, a mind is removed from material concerns, from [[Accident|cognition]], and rendered unto [[vapor]]." | "Used for making wimps of [[Ape|men]], The Cross is where "[[God]] got weak." Splayed by loincloth, a spiritualized [[Asian Thumbs|asian thumb]], the [[Stimes Addisson|Jesus-figure]] becomes an adornment illustrating the triumph of [[Sin|original sin]]. It is thus that through suffering, a mind is removed from material concerns, from [[Accident|cognition]], and rendered unto [[vapor]]." | ||
| - | -[[Steven Adkins]] to a houseplant somewhere in [[Old Europe]]. | + | -[[Steven Adkins]] to a houseplant somewhere in [[Old Europe]]. |
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"Used for making wimps of men, The Cross is where "God got weak." Splayed by loincloth, a spiritualized asian thumb, the Jesus-figure becomes an adornment illustrating the triumph of original sin. It is thus that through suffering, a mind is removed from material concerns, from cognition, and rendered unto vapor." -Steven Adkins to a houseplant somewhere in Old Europe.
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