Aquia Seastar

1 Corinthians 10:4: And did all drink the same spiritual drink: for they drank of that spiritual Rock that followed them: and that Rock was Christ *** "Christianity will go, It will vanish and shrink. I needn't argue about that, I'm right and will be proved right. We're more popular than Jesus Christ right now. I don't know which will go first--rock 'n' roll or Christianity. Jesus was all right but his disciples were thick and ordinary. It's them twisting it that ruins it for me."--John Lennon In December 1976, Elvis requested that television evangelist Rex Humbard and his wife Maude Aimee meet with him backstage in Las Vegas in between sets. "Jesus is coming back really soon, isn't he, Rex?" Elvis said as he began quoting all kinds of Scriptures about the Second Coming. "It really shocked me that Elvis knew all of those Scriptures from the Old and New Testaments about the Lord's return," Humbard told me in an interview. http:​/​/​www.​tithing-​russkelly.​com/​elvis/​id15.​html “The Bible looks like it started out as a game of Mad Libs.”---Bill Maher http://www.billmaher.com/ "Just as JESUS was the mystical happening of HIS TIME, so were the Grateful Dead, who transformed the hearts & minds of countless ardent seeker into the folds of a NEW REVOLUTION. Make no mistake about it. Those who spent half their lives on the road catching shows, bumming rides, sharing joints, & dancing in the pouring rain, were seeking DIVINE COMMUNION with their fellow humans, & with a band whose music represented nothing less than a SACRED INVOCATION TO THE GODS. It was thru the magic of lsd & the ethereal beauty of the Dead, that these most gentle beings, dancing between the stars in the far sky and the apocalyptic visions in the far & distant nite, offered their SOULS TO GOD.And if any tattered shreds survive the coming tides, let history be read as such: That admist the sullen darkness there shone a solitary lite...For it is known 'neath the sands of the Pharoahs--that deep in the land of the Nite, THE SHIP OF THE SUN, is drawn by the Grateful Dead."--Dead Dreams Under Eternity with the Grateful Dead A Mytheological History by Lewis Sanders "Jim Morrisson was well on his way to becoming a mythic hero while he was still alive--he was, few will dispute, a living legend. His death, shrouded in mystery and continuing speculation, completed the consecration,, assuring him a place in the pantheon of wounded gifted artists who felt life too intensely to bear living it: Arthur Rimbaud, James Dean, Jimi Hendrix and so on. This book neither propels nor dispels the Morrisson myth. It is simply a reminded that there is more to Jim Morrisson (and the Doors) than legend; that the legend is founded in fact. Sometimes the content of this book is in sharp conflict with the myth, sometimes it is indistinguishable from it. Such was the man. My personal belief is that Jim Morrisson was a god. To some of you, that may sound extravagant, to others, at least eccentric. Of course, Morrisson insisted we were all gods and our destiny was of our own making. I just wanted to say I think Jim Morrisson was a modern-day god. Oh hell, at least a Lord." From the Foreward of No One Gets Out of Here Alive