[Groop] Groo Crew Religious Views

[Gary Grossmann]

Ryan,

I think the religious persuasions of the Groo Crew are not so important or relevant as the fact that in any institution, including religions, you can find, and have always been able to find, corruption and hypocrisy. Just as you can also find those sincerely trying to accomplish what the institutions have been ostensibly set up to do. The former is obviously a much better target for satire and humor and therefore that's what you are more likely to see in Groo or any other humor/social commentary publication. 

My two kopins 

-Gary G. 





----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Ryan Simmons 
  To: Groop at groo.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 5:36 PM
  Subject: [Groop] Groo Crew Religious Views


  You know, after reading Groo Hell on Earth and then reflecting on all of the real life things that Groo has done (pollution, ecosystem, corruption, etc.) , I was wondering something.

  There are several issues where Groo touches on corruption of religious figures.  Also about polytheism, and the one issue where Rufferto is worshipped as a god.

  What are the religious views the Groo Crew have on religion itself?  I realize this is part of the "Don't speak of politics or religion" thing.  However since they have mentioned both in Groo frequently I thought it would be allowable. 


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