Of all of man's contrivences, religions must be the worse <br />Established by superstitions, fear and even a curse. <br /> <br />To worship, invoke and sacrifice <br />Even one of their own as a supreme price. <br /> <br />God of the Hebrew and before Horus the sun <br />For the plurality of man a trinity but only one. <br /> <br />Seldom is written and very little said <br />Except Christ the son of man crucified and dead. <br /> <br />Was Christ a practioner of the Jewish breathren <br />The breaker of that called; 'bread of life' before ascending to heaven. <br /> <br />Chirst said, 'forgrive them Father for they know not what they do' <br />Or was it 'forgive them father for they know not what they will do'. <br /> <br />Much significance in just the addition of one word <br />Simplicity and truth; in the story of the Father and the bird. <br /> <br />A religion established by only two words of church and rock <br />One the temple and the other a parable of talk. <br /> <br />09-04-06 Aho Speaks<br /><br />AHO Speaks<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/religions-2/
