Why a religious author is necessarily a story teller

 The Gay Letters, Sept. 17, 2020

I feel that I produce, think in stories because I am a religious author.  I have been trying to write stories for years.  When I sat down tonight, I started writing a story.  It went.  He is trying to start a new religion but there are many stupid ideas about what religion is about such as the notion that something being about being about something is a story.

It's like a story we tell ourselves about God, that being about being about something is the nature of God.

But then I realized I am a religious author because I write that and a religious author must tell stories.  Why is a religious author necessarily a story teller?

A religious author must tell stories because the lessons that we learn in a segment of time (a story) are from God, Angels, and Man.

The idea that a lesson being from Man and not of God shows us our real responsibility in life.

Mine is to give you a lesson from Man.

There is a new religion called the Christianna.  I am a Christiannan.  We follow Anna, the second messiah because she suffers the fate worse than death.  We follow God, because God makes rules.  We follow religion because religion doesn't.