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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dorothy J Heydt) writes: >In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, >Manny Olds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>Zara Baxter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> Every second son in a family must join the priesthood. (some actually >>> make it that far; others.. don't. The priests are celibate, by nature. >>If women must be fruitful, I could see sacred prostitution, but not >>celibate nunneries. And what do you mean "by nature"; some kind of sacred >>magic that takes their sex drive? >Magic, heck, let them castrate themselves like the priests of >Cybele. I think that would lead to a lot of second sons quietly changing their names and moving to another town, shortly before they get the "Please report..." letter from the church. I know I would, at least. -- ================== http://www.alumni.caltech.edu/~teneyck ================== Ross TenEyck Seattle, WA \ Light, kindled in the furnace of hydrogen; [EMAIL PROTECTED] \ like smoke, sunlight carries the hot-metal Are wa yume? Soretomo maboroshi? \ tang of Creation's forge.
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