The Annotated Zeno

The Annotated Zeno

by Thomas Fante
The Annotated Zeno

The Annotated Zeno

by Thomas Fante

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Overview

Why shouldn't religion be created by each of us,
for himself or herself? Instead, we are asked to
believe in this or that god, fabricated by a stranger,
for his or her own amusement and salvation,
and there is nothing of our own in it. Make your
own god, and, having done so, bring him or her
to life. Your god isn't a golden calf, but a living
part of you, he or she is a god made of your feelings,
morals, and metaphysical yearnings. Your
god has chosen you, just you and nobody else.
Any god who chooses to rule more than one man
or woman is a potential tyrant. Let your god contend
in peace with everyone else's and neither
he nor she or you will be able to oppress and be
oppressed. To create god and religion is the ultimate
freedom offered by Zeno's method.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940015911961
Publisher: Mask Island Press
Publication date: 11/08/2012
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 70
File size: 800 KB

About the Author

Born in San Francisco, Tom grew up in Palo Alto, California and attended the University of California at Berkeley, graduating with a degree in History. He also attained a masters degree in Library Science and history from San Jose State University.

In 1968, he served in Pleiku, Vietnam in the U.S. Army, and later in Germany attaining the rank of Specialist V.

In 1976, Tom joined staff of the California State Library, where he was promoted to be in charge of the library's California section, and its Sutro Branch in San Francisco. In the 1980's Tom worked as an Emergency Manager for the California State Office of Emergency Services and in the 1990's as a Staff Manager for the California State Board of Equalization.

Tom retired from work in 2005.

Tom has been writing for the past thirty years. He lives with his wife in San Francisco.
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