Dylan did a number concerning this in the early 60s, and has anything really changed? That such has about as much sense as a clockwork orange? But some seem to still think so. Every time someone says, 'God willing' or 'God bless you', adds to such as to assume that if one believes then one will be backed up on whatever matter. And no matter what one's religious belief, as long as it concerns 'a god', then this might be such a belief. For many of us non-believers, this is often one of the most depressing things about religions, and that tends to cause such divisions - our god is the true god and will save us - from whatever.
I should add that after being inducted into the Dylanhood - seeing him at the Albert Hall in 1965 (persuaded to do so by a friend, and at the Free Trade Hall subsequently in 1966), - I went out and bought all his first five or six albums, so impressed was I. Hard not to recognise such talent.
I should add that after being inducted into the Dylanhood - seeing him at the Albert Hall in 1965 (persuaded to do so by a friend, and at the Free Trade Hall subsequently in 1966), - I went out and bought all his first five or six albums, so impressed was I. Hard not to recognise such talent.
