[Sca-cooks] Heinlein was Cannibalism , ritualistic or otherwise
Terry Decker
t.d.decker at worldnet.att.net
Mon Apr 25 14:54:22 PDT 2005
Stranger, along with the works of Ayn Rand, was one of the primary documents
of a (for want of a better description) proto-hippie group, Atl (1962). The
Church of All Worlds was founded by members of Atl. I met some of the
members in 1973 and had a chance (from an entirely different source) to read
some of the private Atl papers. The history of Atl would make for either a
fascinating sociological study or someone's Great American novel.
Bear
>
> A bit later, reading "Stranger in a Strange Land" was de rigour for us
> hippies, so i read it in late 67 or very early 68 when i was living in
> Manhattan. I found it to be a great disappointment. I much prefer
> Heinlein's earlier stuff.
>
> Heck, there's a whole religion based on it, The Church of All Worlds -
> www.caw.org - although "Stranger..." has now moved into the background a
> bit after all these decades and counter-cultural/sub-cultural changes.
>
> Urtatim, formerly Anahita
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