EXMORMON
"Duh, it's the scriptures," said Cindy, "It's not supposed to make sense."
"But wait, it gets better," said Rex, as he continued reading "'Thus saith the Lord, if a man taketh ten virgins, and giveth pleasure unto them, blessed is he above all men in my sight," and at that he doubled over laughing.
"It does not say that," said Paige in mock-exasperation.
"No, but it should," said Rex, regaining his composure.
"My turn!" I said, "let me show you guys the picture of a penis!" Rex handed me the triple-combination, and I quickly flipped to the circle of hieroglyphs of facsimile #2. "There it is," I said, pointing it out to Rex with the tip of my fingernail. Amy giggled.
"That's pretty hard to see," he said, "I could draw a better penis than that."
"Yeah, but it's funny because it's in the scriptures!" said Amy.
"True," he said smiling, "as scriptures go it's not too bad."
"Okay, is Sunday school over yet?" asked Cindy, "Can we watch The Life of Brian?"
"That movie is all full of religion too, you know," said Rex.
"Yeah, but the movie is funny!" said Cindy.
"You didn't find our scripture selections amusing?" asked Rex, laughing.
"Reality check here," said Cindy, "Monty Python has a lot better writing than the D & C."
I was a bit taken aback by Cindy's off-handed comment there. It seemed blasphemous to suggest that a comedy troupe's writing was better than Heavenly Father's. Yet she kind of had a point. I went back to sipping my beer as Jake started up the movie.
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