> From: Terry Blanton ...
> I further conjecture that to be the Creation, it must > be not G-d; therefore, all that lives is separate from > G-d. If G-d is all that is Good; then, all that is > must be Evil and the end of Creation is the return to > G-d. Is this why 'live' is 'evil' spelled backward? > Maybe we should ask Nora Barton <eg>. > > "Thou art G-d" > > -Stranger in a Strange Land > > "Stephen A. Lawrence" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I thought Woody Allen's movie "The Sleeper" answered this mystery long ago. There is a scene where Luna Schlosser, played by Dian Keaton, is incessantly babbling on about different philosophical points of view. Both Luna and Miles Monroe, played by Woody Allen, are on the run and are looking for some fast transportation to evade the authorities. The two of them have just discovered a very old looking Volkswagen beetle. The rusted bug is probably over a hundred years old and Miles wonders if the contraption will still run. He has his doubts. As they approach the relic Luna pauses in the middle of her philosophical babbling, and then blurts out: Did you know that 'God' spelled backwards is 'dog?' Makes you think, doesn't it. Miles, somewhat exasperated, rolls his eyes and asks Luna to help him move the car. Miles eventually gets into the car and turns the key. Being a Volkswagen it starts on a dime! We may never know the true answer to Luna's epiphany. OTOH, I suspect the beetle may have been retrofitted with a CF engine! Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com
