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Religion, Vol. 1 A Curmudgeon8217sGuide to
Virtue ampReligion, Vol. 1More than 450
hilarious one-liners about virtue and
religionSince you have elected to peruse a book
of such provocative title, you probably have at
least some understanding of what is meant by a
8220cumudgeon82218212in fact, you probably
are one. Herein, we will take a righteously
raucous look at virtue, morality, honesty, and
wisdom, plus, for the heavenly-minded, faith,
hope, love, God, and the life everlasting.Despite
their rapscallion reputations, I would argue that
more often than not the ribald raconteurs cited
here employ their quips and repartee in service
of the common good, believing that wordplay is
preferable to gunplay in addressing all manner of
disagreements whether social, political, moral,
or religious.To wit, George Orwell8217shelpful
observation that, 8220Onthe whole, human beings
want to be good, but not too good and not quite
all the time,8221an echo of St.
Augustine8217sclassic prayer 8220Lod, make me
chaste and continent, but not just
yet.8221Woody Allen professed that
8220Idon8217tbelieve in an afterlife,
although I am bringing a change of
underwear,8221and lyricist and librettist,
Edgar 8220Yi8221Harburg, confessed that
8220Nomatter how much I probe and prod, I
cannot quite believe in God. But, O! I hope to
God that He unswervingly believes in me.8221And
finally, Mark Twain avowed, 8220Itain8217tthos
e parts of the Bible that I can8217tunderstand
that bother me, it8217sthe parts that I do
understand,8221while Mr. Chesterton observed
that, 8220ThChristian ideal has not been tried
and found wanting it has been found difficult and
left untried.8221Your host is ne8217erdo-well
musician, entertainment industry shill,
unlicensed pedagogue, and author Tom Willett,
whose mission it is to save you the trouble of
having to read the hundreds of books from which
he has hand-picked these most trenchant and
sagacious aphorisms in the hope that it will
speed you along your way to la dolce vita. The
breadth of your erudition will amaze your friends
and annoy your adversaries.Coming Soon A
Curmudgeon8217sGuide to Vice ampImmorality,
Vol. 2
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