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Religious Werewolves, Contents
PART 1
- Suspicions May Foster Yoga
- Honest Gurus Bring Help, and Cheats Mar
- Mild Stories Could Be Good for Self-help
- Study to Become More Adept - or Sure, If You
Cannot Just Be Handsome and Make Do With It
- Going Against Demagogy: Ruthless Honesty Comes
Foremost, and Fun Is a Great Help At Times T
- Dissolved Egohood Could Be the Deep Mark of
Figurative Lucifers T
PART 2
- Nice and Easy Readings for Youngsters
- Interesting Facets T
- The Tragedy of Living Out Insignificant
Teachings - or Messy Sayings
- The Master Teaching T
- How the World Inside Is Formed - Guesswork
From Many Religious Traditions Is Not Good Enough T
PART 3
- Rhetoric Speech Is Allowed in Some Situations,
Not All of Them
- Minstrel Acts T
- Terrible Coaching: "Be a Wicked Clown
Yourself" T
- Fantastic Stories Can Still Be Okay
- "Much Depends on the Man You Meet and What He
Thinks of you."
- Many Cult Dangers
PART 4
- God and Romans 1 T
- Based on Romans 2 T
- Gurus and Jesus T
- Seeing Is Believing T
- Certain Forms of Rat Lore Could Bring Losses
or Ruin in the End, but Not All of Them T
- "Much Depends on the Man You Meet and What He
Thinks of you."
- Some Pretend to Go on Further
- Blockhead's Thundering Slapstick Prophesy
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