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Original Title:	Principia Discordia, Or, How I Found Goddess and What I Did to Her When I Found Her: The Magnum Opiate of Malaclypse the Younger
ISBN:	1559500409 (ISBN13: 9781559500401)
Edition Language:	English

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One of the great books of our time, Principia Discordia is the official bible of the most relevant religion ever conceived, Discordianism. This legendary underground classic contains absolutely everything worth knowing about absolutely anything. Discordianism is the religion for these screwed-up times, and Principia Discordia reveals it here for your enlightenment, confusion and entertainment.

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Title	:	Principia Discordia ● Or ● How I Found Goddess and What I Did to Her When I Found Her: The Magnum Opiate of Malaclypse the Younger
Author	:	Gregory Hill
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 100 pages
Published	:	June 1980 by Loompanics Unlimited (first published 1965)
Categories	:	Philosophy. Religion. Humor. Nonfiction. Occult

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Hilarious. If you are religious, please read this book and get over yourself. If you're not religious, you'll appreciate the points it makes through satire and sarcasm. You can find it on the Internet for free.

I loved Loompanics, and it really depresses me to know they're not around anymore. This was one of the first books I bought from Loompanics. I didn't enjoy it as much as the others I purchased, but I really attribute my apathetic nature towards this book to my expectations. I had read Gleik's Chaos and really thought this was going to bring my understanding of chaos to a new level. Instead I found an absurdist approach utilized in the text, with a lot of random imagery scrawled in the corners of

This book is what "Be Here Now" would've turned out as if Ram Dass had taken a bad batch of LSD and lost his mind.

When in doubt, fuck it. When not in doubt, get in doubt. Discordia schmiscordia...I laughed out loud. Yawned loudly too.

If a quixotic socrates studied zen under Zorba? [p.11]I didnt realize my life could be summed up in a sentence but thats pretty damn close.When I become a film director, Im going to audition actors by asking them to recite passages from this book in an English accent. Principia is almost uniformly hilarious. Ive dissected its humor and found 3 things:1. Clever wordplay2. Absurdist ideas3. Genius associationsMalaclypse would classify my classification efforts as aneristic, of course.Why this gets

If I could give this a 1,000 out of 5, I wouldn't.-The introduction alone will have you a devout follower of Eris.-HIGHLY RECOMMENDED-REMEMBER: King Kong died for our sins.- ~~ OLD POEE SLOGAN ~~ When in Doubt, Fuck it. When not in Doubt... get in Doubt!A telegram sent to God:-Dear God;This is to inform you that your current position as deity is herewith terminated due to gross incompetence STOP Your check will be mailed STOP Please do not use me for a referenceRespectfully,Malaclypse the

I wandered from town to town, searching for a rating to not give this book. Years passed. My beard dragged below my feet, withered and white. My hands had wrinkled, shredded of their flesh, curled into claws of bone.Then over a horizon of green trees, I found a town. At the hostel I met a zen priest draped in orange robes. He was hunched over, letting a kitten lick his pineal gland. When I asked him his name, he turned to me. "Why is there suffering in this world, why does entropy degrade these