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To: Solon who wrote (29048)	7/30/2012 1:03:12 AM
From: 2MAR$	Respond to of 69300

If there were really no need for God, why does every human society have some sort of religion There was an Olympics segment tonight dealing with the history of the Queen . The narrator was some dedicated old historian who's speech was filled loving solemn recantations of how she has been that stillness in the midst of many storms, a benign presence always behind things as prime ministers come & go , while being that uniting force there guiding us along though the power of the Crown has lessened , always there in the back ground . One listening to this was only struck by same edification solemnity & adorations similarly imagined fulfilled by the institutions of religion . One could refer all the way back to the dreamtime of the Aboriginal tribes where it all started with totem animism & archetypal heros . Down to this latest expression of anthropomorphism of our seeking unity of being together in the world , the British Queen just another expression of those archetypes in the modern dreamtime with all her adornment & glorious raiments , so on earth as it is in heaven.