TheBanyanTree: The Equatorial Moon

Jena Norton eudora45 at sbcglobal.net
Tue May 17 14:08:29 PDT 2011


I love how the 3 religions recycle each other's places of worship in Spain,
the Middle East, and N. Africa. It says something, but I'm not sure what.

Jena Norton


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On 15/05/2011 16:40, Mike Pingleton wrote:
> I was watching a scarlet male cardinal outside the window while I read
this
> and caught myself grinning.  One bright multi-tasking bird can fix your
> position as sure as a pin in a map.  :)
>
> Mike, somewhere in the Kingdom of Cardinals

No cardinals here, only imams and muezzins.  We have passed Jewish and 
Christian cemeteries in the past 24 hours, and there is an active Jewish 
population, believed to have been here for some 24 centuries.  We saw a 
Christian church in Casablanca.

Both Jews and Muslims use lunar calendars: you do the mathematics!

-- 
peter macinnis
currently in Agadir, Morocco,
sitting in a bar with a bunch of Moroccans playing backgammon.




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