Blade grumbled about the absurdities of the theological ima… - Glen Cook

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Blade grumbled about the absurdities of the theological imagination and why didn’t people have sense enough to smother would-be priests in their cradles?

Glen Cook

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Glen Charles Cook (born July 9, 1944) is a contemporary American science fiction and fantasy writer, best known for The Black Company and Garrett P.I. fantasy series.

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Alternative Names: Greg Stevens • Glen Charles Cook

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But how do you get rid of a god? Is there any religion where they teach you that? How to get your god off your back if he gets too damned obnoxious? No. All you ever get is advice on how to bribe them to leave you alone for a few minutes.

Being an old cynic myself I have strong notions about the true value of human gratitude. It is a currency whose worth plunges by the hour.

No captive was smart enough to speak a language any of us knew. Talking loud or slow did not help.

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