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Prophet Margin, The (UnReal)A History Of The Greatest Disciple Since... Well, Ever!
Date: 1992/12/04 Agree? Disagree? : Have Your Say Buy Books About This Topic At: Amazon UK Amazon US Send This Article To A Friend: Email It Use Telepathy
As most beings in the universe already know, Prophet Jake Margin was, and most likely will always be, the most influential and revered religious figure of all time. As opposed to most holy rollers who preached about doing good to others, this most absolutely irrefutably righteous dude preached about being good to oneself. Even, I might add, if it meant being not so good to your fellow man, insectoid, sentient energy field or what have you. The good Prophet originally was one of the more mainstream misguided followers taking vows of chastity, poverty and other horrible vows. His religious beliefs (and the universal economy) were forever changed when he was visited by God after a nasty fall off of the altar. As he was convalescing in his hospital bed with a rather nasty concussion, God visited him (in the form of a talking bed pan of all things). The conversation, according to Margin, went as follows: At this point Prophet Margin was rapt with attention, although somewhat dismayed at the form his God would take. With this, Prophet Margin went into the universe preaching the new and improved word of God. He did meet some resistance from the 'old guard' of the priesthood, but this resistance dwindled as the money from penances started to earn the converted priests better temples, rectories, and expensive retreats on the more temperate planets. All civilizations pay homage to this guy now, even back-water ones such as that found on Earth. You will often hear earth-bred humans speak of maximizing their profit margin. It may have been a bit corrupted, but the connection is still obvious! While the message of Prophet Margin was to have an everlasting effect on history, the same cannot be said for him. While travelling the vast void of space he was again visited -- this time by a voice which told him that the vacuum outside his luxury space-yacht was in fact, quite hospitable. The voice was dead wrong. |
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