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"God is Dead"


because science and religion won’t mix. Rope burns hands more slowly than necks, which were made for breathing and vessels, not breaking, not moments of blood or blue faces— but red and blue can be measured while questions can’t. Some choose the abyss when the bell tolls, but we all wish in color, and few prefer to mix science and religion with art to create wonder because then God lives again.
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