I must admit I have not read from the tales of our sister of the cyberd
arm for a while but I liked it.
 I think there are a lot worse things out there (and I may be reading then
too ;) and that at it's very least the comic shows two things.....
 1. empowerment of female characters (which is weird because it's about a
nun)
 2. although it goes on sayuing some things about corruption within  an
orginized religion (like you don't know which one :) It also points out
the valuse of belief and faith - things questioned in today's troubled
times....
  As far as I know things have gotten wishy-washy in the C-church about 
 demons (they have sucked off, saying such things as these are simply
representatins of the negative wishes of man....) I feel that this simply
weakens  spiritual arguments about God.
  If you truly believe in the "banality of evil" ( a book worth reading)
then there is no room for God either.
 I think that there is evil in the banal but there is also another sort.
 As far as my beliefs go I'm not Catholic but accept some of the values (
the keyword is SOME) of
that church ( You could think that this of course is a strange thing for
someone who was raised a Scottish Presbeterian (Knox) whose mother calls
him up to wish him "Happy Solstice."but it's true.)
            
                                          anyway...
                                           gotta jam.
                                            Neil


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     Nene   Nene    Nene    Nene    Nene    Nene    Nene    Nene    Nene   
                    I met a Lady in the Meads,
                    Full beautiful, a faery's child,
                    Her hair was long, her foot was light
                    And her eyes were wild.
                                            J.Keats
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           Agent Of Chaos. Robyn, Duke of Amber. Unicorn Knight
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