Paul was brought up Roman Catholic, but now seems to be a Secular Humanist which is a code word for Agnostic.
"I believe in the spirit of goodness, so I can sympathize with Christians, Jewish people, Buddhists, Muslims. I think essentially they're all trying to say the same thing: You ought to choose between good and bad...
I don't subscribe to any one religion, but I do feel a oneness with a spirit of goodness. But I don't know if there's an old man with a beard in the sky."
I wonder if he tried to pray to God for a new limb for his soon to be ex-wife Heather. Maybe he is an Atheist now, after realizing that God has never performed the miracle of growing back someones lost limb.
I wonder if Heather is still going to have her head cryongenically frozen like George and Linda did. Well at least I think they did. Both went to the USA to die, something which I find very weird..........see, I like some conspiracy theories Atheologist.
"I think essentially they're all trying to say the same thing: You ought to choose between good and bad..."
ReplyDeleteHow come Atheists are left out of his lists? It's so damn wishy washy...
Lets see what shall I do today? Choose between good and bad or between bad and bad...hmmm tricky.
"You ought to choose between good and bad..."
ReplyDeleteWell, I am glad that I am not alone in thinking that that is the most worthless piece of "advice" that I have ever heard...It does not even qualify as "advice" because it does not advise.
YOU SHOULD CHOOSE BETWEEN GOOD OR BAD
Thank you, Sir Paul, nobody loves your music more than I ...that's why it pains me so much for you to drop these "pearls of wisdom"
free constantinople
OK I guess I was taking the quote out of context..
ReplyDeleteForgive me Sir Paul, it was only my wish that you might give a less PC comment.
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Paul remains an awful idiot, looks like some sort of processed pork product, is guilty of the frog song and many many other crimes against humanity and still smells like a scouser (even on television). Mad little bastard.
ReplyDelete"Will you still need me, will you still fee me, when I'm 64?"
No Paul, you can go now.