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There is a book I've not read titled: Alone in the World?
Human Uniqueness in Science and Theology. by B.J. Wentzel van Huyssteen
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It gets into todays debates concerning science and religion. It gets into universal "rationality" and all that postmodern relativism 'stuff' ...communal-consensus....Local. The mind-blow reads?
epistemology, tranversality, engagement, and "abstract esoteric" stuff...
I'm more and more into children books with art-drawings. The title response is a 'no' we are not alone...
No clobber others. Flip-flop the hair and it don't matter if we have no hair. And neither does it matter if the outward thread-clothes are fashion updated and in style? Or, adorn the interior of a unique soul.
No disembowel anybody in a religious or secular (same-same) meeting Place or send humans to be shredded and war bloodied. O, "weariness .... often creepeth upon minds..."
Try to be kindly disposed and get along. The stench engenders strife.
~cemetery=ceme. And 'ceme' means sweet. If a person becomes 'cimices' it (people) get an intolerable odor- as in Reptile.
Seriously,
it's medieval of a way of being ill.
