https://mega.nz/file/kuF1kZSa#N5d229e6sTS4lXSmkRHjNgPertb4Q1wlK19_DgGKX2E

And in the Big News today from a Faith Perspective, poetry, especially Keats. Isn’t it great. Oh, and St Paul.

https://mega.nz/file/g2UH2CyA#ita005Dv0F2aKK1u4CAMG1548bgEvxtpNeDECpJDBM8

Scientists have used gene therapy to cure Huntingdon’s disease. Isn’t science great. Some people, no names, like to say science is rubbish, but I’m not one of them.

In the meantime, for those with other incurable diseases, there’s religion. The Invisible Magic Friend put diseases there so that he could comfort you when you get them. He may even cure you at random, although he may also decide not to.

https://mega.nz/file/gvUlnKCJ#xWUtMix_SoZhAVrvXIeXfX4QdZrLratbdy7KFKMghXY

And in the Big News today from a Faith Perspective, martyrs. Aren’t they great. There are good martyrs, like Catholic ones, and totally misguided evil ones.

https://mega.nz/file/46NEGKIT#-Dlyn_ZtDaNxiXbfnAhYIuXvQ3Zvme0u6W08MUN2ebo

And in the Big News today from a Faith Perspective, The Universal Turing Machine of Richard Beard. He’s writing his life story, but instead of calling it his life story, he’s calling it The Universal Turing Machine because it proves he’s human.

I have a life story too, which proves that I’m human.

Which brings me to Christianity because everything does. Oh yes, Christianity. I wasn’t going to refer to it but now that it’s come up I may as well mention Psalms, St Paul, Jesus.

And that is the end of the Big News today from a Faith Perspective.

About the Machine

https://mega.nz/file/tvMXjIAR#25U1wYDNSyOqIqNNNY5j9YGrpFmeS203vmDZuMh3wf0