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MOTORCYCLES

MOTORscOOTER 80. cushman
Eagle: like new; $500 or best
offer. OIL. 6-S0Sb.
sc0OTERs, German and Italian
5 models 70 choose from. Best
selection in Washington. S35a up.
Phone for free literature. MIL
LERS, 49Ig Fairmont ave-. Be-
thesda. Nd. OIL. 4-OO3g.
TRIUMPn-cub: 80, $3.50. NIL
LER'S. 49l9 Paramount ave-
Bethesda. Md. OIL. 4-tpD;ig.
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MONEY TO LOAN
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

DRUM POINT BEACH 9-bedrm.
cottage; liv. rm., kit, bath and
lge screened porch, fully equip.
Call OR. 4-A5a2
EPPING F0REsT-cottage for
rent, priv. community. all mod.
conv. $50 per week. 10. 5-35s3
Mr.. BEVERLY BEACH bedrms !,
ser. porch. private dock. beach.
boat: sos week OR 4-4844.
PINEY POINT, MD.-cottage for
rent: S5b. The finest fishing.
boating, picnic area. Great Nails
S4-W.
ST. MARY'S COUNTY. MD.-50 mi
from Wash; 5-bedrm, 2ta-bath
home: dining rm.. large screened
porch; all modern imp; complete
ly furn. except linens: 4 mile
shoreline: includes rowboat and ali
utiis.. eATetaker trims grass and
shrubbeTy: 81 900 june goth 10
Sept. Goth or $500 per mo. Can be
seen weekends. For information
call bet. A-b weekdays. OIL. 2-1SbO.
MRS. FARNHAM.
WOODLAND BEACH = Furn. cot
taees: all cow: sandy beach;
trees immed poss. CO 3-2l72.
WOODLAND BEACH. 81 mi. from
d c.-Modern waterfront eottaEe.
MA. S-7O24 or RA. H-2631.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

ss.O25 end TR., pay S55 mo. f.
W. note. 432l Kansas ave, n.N.:
also $500 End IT,. pay $50 mo-,
230 18th ct. ne. RA. o-2ll1.
2ls
i,e5o FIRST TRUST chattel nsts
on hne Italian restaurant, pay
able $3.50 mo-; will sell for 1000.
Call RE b-0l6T.
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H-ACRE LOTS
S25 DOWN
SIS MONTH
PRICE. $500

Water line in street in front Of
every lot New Yorkshire Public
School right In this subdivision
Hundreds Of new low-priced homes
being built In this area--one of
the most active around Washing
ton. Near new, big shopping cen.
ter and only 10 minutes from new
Chantilly Airport.
81 minutes drive out Arlington
blvd lfour-lane dual hwy to
Centreyille. Va. turn left at traf-
nc light on Route rs toward
Manassas) 4 miles to once 0ppo-
site Yorkshire FirehouSe on Route
2S. Open every day except Thurs
DAYS. 10 Z pm Ask for Owner.
MR.. MACK. Bring SO deposit.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

IA BONUS PRICE paid for desirable
d. c. and 8 g. homes. AL cash
paid ST. 10000.
4 BUYER. cash today or win sell
rent for you Free appraisal WI
$3.50. DIcKEY'e. AP 7-s0G0
a CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. III $4,000,
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
GET OUR Cash OYER then shop
ana eompare COX 4 Co, RI.
f-I63a: JU. B-O7fb: OF. 2-I6i3.
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4-UNTT APT.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-Restauran and home,
brick. modern. 5 years old. Lo-
Gated on U. S. Route In Ashland
Va. 10 mites north OF Richmond
Business 75ee local people. Home
has Z rooms . baths. basement
with 3 extra lots. VIII sacrifice
? for $4,000. Phone or write c J.
BAKOS, Ashland. Va. Swift
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANT To LEASE approximately
10000 50. IT. in d. G.. or nearby
Mont Co. HEARN INSULATION
& IMPROVEMENT co. HU.
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

Ia PLATA--a3O acres .Rentiy roll
Ing woods and field, near expensive
suburban subdivision. a oil n s
Linda City project: shaded seclud-
ed house and small cottage. 'front.'
age on 3 roads, investment bar
gain at $4,000, $4,000 down
Balance GOOD terms. c LOUISE
COX MUDD REALTORS. La.
PLATA. MD. WEST. 4-S464.
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ALFA-ROMEO 1858 Sprint coupe
LOO actual miles. IN showroom
eond.; T. and h. and other extras;
eleaming Jet black fin: mechan-
ieally perfect; never marked; ORIG
1895. LOGAN FORD, fibO Goth
st. NV, DI. 1-5ROO
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CADILLAC 'ss hardtop coupe; pop
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eeptionAl throuEhout: only S3.sg5.
Our bth Year Serving You
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. ND. OIL. 6.S70O
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-21
ROBBERY HEARING
WAIVED BY YOUTH

An 18-year old Phoenix
youth arrested minutes after
a filling station robbery here
has waived preliminary hear
ing and was ordered held to
answer in su perior court on
cha rges of robbery.
Robert Jackson, 1910 W.
Yuma, was ordered held by
Justice of the Peace Ida A.
Westfall.
Jackson is charged with
armed robbery of a service
station at 2501 Buckeye A
juvenile comp 1lion was
turned over to juvenile au-
thorities.
The suspect is being held
in the county Jail.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-21
COMING AND GOING

Mr.. and Mrs. CIV. Kerr
Spur, Texas, visited the
Lee ThompsonsL Mr.. Kerr
is a. principal in the city
system and his wife is an
elem entary teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Ste
venson of Houston, Texas
were houseguests of the
Thompsons, too.
William Allen Jr. sur
prised his aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Allen,
2520 W.. Jefferson. He mo-
tored from Wichita Falls,
Texas in his new Mercury.
Mrs. Dorothy P alton, 3749
E. Superior Ave. returned
home after visiting rela-
in Louisville, KY, Chica-
go, ILL.,, and Detroit, Mich.
She saw Queen Elizabeth
and Prince Phillip during
her trip to Windsor, On
tario, Canada.
Mrs. Lois Billion and chill
dren are vacationing in
California while Jim at
tends a Flagstaff educa-
tional conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. K ermit Brown
spent ten days in Calf
ornia.
Mrs. frankie Banks has
returned after a month in
Chicago, Ill
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-21
CITY POLICE DEPT.
ADDS NEGROES

Police Chief Charles P.
Thomas announced that four
Negroes had successfully
completed police recruit
school and they have been
assigned to the patrol di-
vision.
Ernest G. Burton, 20 N. IL
Street was appointed in Feb.
In April, Russell E. Cook
1910 E. Jefferson and Dom
aid D. Griffith, 1121 S. 5th
Avenue were assigned.
Isaac E. Jones, Jr., 2122
E. Jefferson became a pa
trolman in June.
Recruiting bulletins have
been issued for IS police
patrolmen. Applications for
these positions will be ac-
cepted through August 81.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-21
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN

Members of the Rose of
Arizona Tabernacle, No.32
surprised their High Pre-.
DIR. Myrtle Copeland with
a birthday party. DIR. Maude
Jewell, Lois Jackson and
: Legusta Lynch arranged
the activities at Prince
Hall Temple on August IL.
More than 80 ladies greet
ed Mrs. Copeland.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-21
WEDDING BELLS

Oreace D. Armstrong, 80,
729 W. Sherman and Margaret
Armstrong. 30. have a mar
riage license.
Willie j. McCullen, 25,
WAFB will marry Christine
Jackson. %, 1913 S. 17th DR..
Sherman Liggins. 33, 1912
E. Wood, and Roxie Duchett
plan to we'd
Bolden Johnson, Al, 511
E. Henshawi and Oralene
English. Al. 3641 S. 18th st.
will say 4 do
Mike Hill. So, 1892 S. 18th,
Place and Emily Harper, 80,
will tie the knot.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-21

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-07
49th Star

DY PRESIDENTIAL proclamation, Alas
u ka became the 10th State of the Union
Is Of Jan. 3, 1859.
Thus, for the first time in 81 years, the
Flag of the United States has taken on
new look with the official recognition of
the "ice box" America purchased for
$7,20O,OO0 from Russia back in 1867 and
then relegated to territorial status for more
than 80 years.
The last two States to enter the Union
were New Mexico and Arizona both MAX
ing their debuts the same year. The former
became the 47th State on Jan. 6, 1912, and
the latter the 18th State on Feb IA, 1912
Our interest i'm Alaska stems from the
fact that it is the home Of many Croats,
Serbs, and others of Slav descent or extrac-
ton eligible to affiliate with the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
True, the Society does have a foothold
Of sorts in this new State.
: Operating there - in the key city of
Anchorage are Lodge 991 and Junior
Order Nest 645, neither of which is burst
ing at the seams with membership
a: In fact, Lodge 991 had but 13 members
and Nest 645 only 10 youngsters as of the
end Of the year 1858.
Not bad. Not good, either.
Especially when we know from informed
sources that Alaska is teeming with our
people, many of whom have long been pro-
minent in the life of the new State
But how to get them to join the Society
is something else in the end.
We had some ideas along the line last
Summer, or at the time when the people
IT Alaska were on their way to finally real
'ng their fond dream of statehood
Those ideas died aborning when certain
lnections failed to jell
Now we would try something new
But only after we discuss the matter
with our fellow Home Office officials and
determine what can be done to make our
people in Alaska sit up and take notice of
ths Society itself.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-07
D.,quesne Tammies To
Take Part Jan. 18 In
March Of Dimes Fete

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
internationally famous Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans will feature the gala
MARCH OF DIMES enter
tainment and dance on Sum
day evening, January 18th, in
the Ballroom of the Sherwyn
Hotel, Downtown Pittsburgh.
The Scotch Kiltie Band will
entertain in the lobby of the
hotel during the evening,
while entertainment will be
provided with several out
standing floor show acts, plus
the appearance of many pop
ular disk jockeys and sports
celebrities.
Dance music will be pro-
vided by q popular orches-
ira throughout the evening. "
The Croatians along with
the many heritage groups in
this area are the sponsors Of
this event, which is scheduled
to raise funds for the 1859
drive to help polio victims.
The price Of admission win
be the free will contributions
of those in attendance. So
we invite you to,dance, so that
others may walk. s
Tony Braidic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-07
Simple To Learn
Croatian Language
Professor Magner
Does 1t With Ease

PITTSBURGH = when
first in November of 1856 we
made known that the C.F.U.
Sports Educational D ep a IT.
ment had available a gram
mar or language book for
learning the mother tongue,
Croatian, it may have been
looked upon as an innovation.
The era in which the av.
erage American can feel that
knowing but one language is
sufficient appears to have
passed.
Educators who know
better advise that it is not
only fashionable, but adds
to your value to know a
supplemental language to
English.
This was all a part of a
realization that American ele-
mentary and high schools
should evaluate mathematics,
sciences and a supplemental
language.
It is only the ignorant that
think knowing another Ian
guage is to be considered a
foreigner.
This reversal of this old
thinking adds to those who
have wanted to gain a better
knowledge of the language in
which they were nurtured
during their youth.
DR.. Thomas F. Magner, AS
sociate Professor of Slavic
Languages at the University
of Minnesota, has authored a
t e XXI tbook Introduction to
Serbo-C -Croatian Language.
The compiled book con-
sists of $50 pages and it's
caliber is such that DR.
Magner's textbook is used
in the five top-notch Ame-
rican universities which
have Departments of Slavic
Languages.
We at the Home Office in
addition to the above infor.
nation have had over three
hundred and fifty requests
for the textbook 'Introduc.
ton to the Serbo- Croatian
Language, which is avail
able at the C.F.U. Sports-Ed-
ucational Department at the
price of four dollars and
t W e n t y-five cents ($4.25)
postpaid.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept.
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attain Fraternal Union residing in the Great
er Cleveland Area and other communities
reached by his weekly program, which is
heard every Sunday morning over the faci-
lities of Station WJW.
Like many other fine things in this
world bro. Bricks Croatian Radio Hour
has long been taken for granted.
So much so as one of our informants
points out, that donations have been slow
in coming in during this year (1958) and
the commercial advertisers have not in.
creased at all; that the people (the listen
ers) seem to think that the program will
go on forever just like Old Man River with
out thinking of giving some assistance"
Which is hardly in keeping with what
bro. Birek has done for so many
Count that Sunday lost when the Gro
attain Radio Hour of Cleveland HASN'T ad-
vertised - gratis - CFU Lodge or Mem
bership Campaign Meeting, CFU Dance,
Picnic, Banquet, or Bowling Tournament,
a CFU this or that.
Apply the same rule-of-t thumb services
rendered in behalf of many other non-CFU
organizations and you will better under
stand the magnanimity of bro. Birek.
Let those who owe so much to the Gro
attain Radio Hour of Cleveland bear this in
mind Sunday, Jan. II, 1859.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-07
Ill E. 214th st.
Euclid, Ohio
Dec. 21, 1858
Dear bro. Brkich:

1 have just finished read
ing your preposterous article
appearing in the Dec. II,
1858, issue of The Zajednicar,
which was titled "Orthodox
Christians Deserve Recogni-
ton" and which, to my very
great amazement and disap-
pointment, appeared under
your personal signature (by-
line). "
The article would have
been in order if you had left
out the mention of the Gum
bercani" because they are not
now nor have they ever been
classified as Eastern Ortho-
dox."
And furthermore they
have never petitioned the
Congress of the United
States for any special pri-
vileges as is suggested in
your article. IT.
The Croatian immigrants
from zumberak and their de-
scendants are CATHOLICS
and not Orthodox, and to ma
ny of the old-timers here in
Cleveland, it is offensive to.
be classified in that fashion.
l am not going to indulge
in any treatise on the differ
ences between the Catholic
and Orthodox faiths, as l
have always believed that all
Catholics knew the difference,
and besides our bylaws
(CFU) do not permit indulg-
ing in religious controversy.
AS one descendant Of Gum
berak" ancestry, I must ask
you to correct the completely
erroneous assumption which
was advanced in The Zajed-
nicar.
The "zUMBERCANT" are
CATHOLICS of the Eastern
or Byzantine Rite. They are
popularity known as Greek
Catholics" but whether they
are called "Greek Catholics"
or byzantine Rite Catholics"
they are still adherents of the
Catholic faith and are not to
be classified as "Orthodox."
The Greek Catholics, or
Byzantine Rite Catholics"
accept the primacy of the
Pope, and there is a special
department. at the Holy See
which administers to their
nceds and problems, just as
there are departments for
the other twenty odd rites
of the Catholic Church.
It is erroneous to believe
that the Roman Catholics are
the only Catholics, and there
are many good books in our
public libraries which could
give you much more informa-
ton on this very interesting
subject.
Tile Bishop of the Eastern
Rite Catholics, His Excelleney
Nicholas T. Elko, resides in
Pittsburgh and the Eastern
Rite has a Seminary in Pitts
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-07
Fraternally yours,
John BadOVinac
Member, Lodge 663
.
RID 8, Box 297
Allegan, Mich.
Dec. 22, 1858
Dear bro. Brkich:

Dear bro. Brkich: -
l have been an admirer of
yours since you became the
Editor of the English Section
Of The Zajednicar and / have
enjoyed many of your articles
and editorials in the past.
But in your Dec. II, 1858,
issue you really pulled a bo-
ner.
All of the zumbercani that
started arriving here as early
as 1870, I am told, and whose
bones were put to rest in Ca
tholic Cemeteries since then
are stirring and they will
come to haunt you if you
don't retract that statement
(Society's zumbercani and
Serbs Looking To Congressl {.
We are Catholics and
have been for several CEN
turies; not Roman Catho-
lies, but Greek Catholics Of
the Eastern Rite Church.
Our spiritual head is old
Pope John XIII in Rome.
My sons and I know many
other zumbercani boys who
were proud to have a "C on
their dogtags during the last
war. They were baptized as
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Tourney Time

THE NEXT several weeks will see the
staging on widely scattered fronts of
four of the Societys most popular mid-sea-.
son bowling tournaments
The first of these classics will be the
10th Annual West Penn Duckpin Sweep
stakes, which is to be held Jan. 24-25 in
Rochester, Pa, under the hostship of the
members of nearby Conway Lodge $40.
At that same time, Jan. rs to be exact,
Canton's Lodge 514 will play host to the
3rd Annual Ohio State Tournament.
Feb. 1 will find the East Chicago Ind,
Lodge 154 members again playing host to
the 10th Annual Hoosiers Sweepstakes and
one week later, Feb. 7-s, will bring on the
running of the End Annual Cleveland Ohio,
All-Family CFU Tourney. T
All designed, more or less, to promote
interest in the Society's 25th Annual Natl
Tenpin Tournament, which is to be held
next May in Youngstown, Ohio.
Undoubtedly the greatest of the So
ciety's sports extravaganzas, the Silver
Anniversary Of this Tournament should
draw a record breaking entry field to
Youngstown, Ohio
The record is currently held by the 18th
Tournament, staged May 2-6, 1851, in Chi
cago under the auspices Of Lodge 80.
That one lured 1874 Teams, 369 Doubles,
738 Singles, and $40 All-Events to chalk up
a total of 1888 lines of bowling, 7,188 SEN
ior and $50 juvenile lines in ALL
Since records are made to be broken,
why not new all-time high to make mem
orable for years to come the 25th Anniver-
sary of this great annual pinfest?
We feel that it can be done
THOSE WHO would treat politics and
morality apart will never understand the
one or the other.
- Rousseau (187S)
THE WORLD is wheel, and it will all
come round right.
- Ben jamin Disraeli
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-07
Indignant Members Take Pens And
|Zumbercani Lather Ye Editor!

|
Schools. as was l.
True, our ancestors were
Orthodox, but that wa s
changed s ev e r al hundred
years ago.
According to a story /
heard from my father, who
was we'll versed in Croatian
history, our ancestors came
from Herzegovina and were
then known as "Uskoki."
They were semi-professional
soldiers who spent all their
time fighting Turks.
When their country was oc-
cupied permanently by the
Turks they started to move
out of Herzegovina with their
families.
During the reign of Queen
Maria Theresa, who was at
the time the Holy Roman
Queen of the Austro-Hunga-
rian Empire, she gave them a
piece of land in northwestern
Croatia to settle - but they
had to become Catholics.
They didn't want to give
up their religion, for which
they had fought so bravely.
So, since the Queen was in
need of good Turk fighters,
she compromised: They
could keep their customs
and church services, but
they had to recognize the
Pope as their religious
leader.
With all due respect to the
Serbs, and their religion, we
are proud to be what we are.
And there is nothing more
stirring than to attend mass
in a Greek Catholic Church
and have the congregation
JOIN the choir in singing praise
to God ir a language that we
can understand.
zumberaske gore list, and
for 46 years a member of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
Fraternally yours,
Mark Smiljanic
Member, Lodge "a
4O13 Grand Blvd.
Indiana Harbor, Ind.
Dec. 19, 1858
Dear bro. Brkich:
In your Dec. II, 1858, arti-
Gle "Society's zumbercani and
Serbs Looking to Congress"
I wish you would correct
something.
The Zumbercani are not
Orthodox. They are Greek
Catholic and they believe
in the Pope, for they are
under his rules.
Also, there is no difference
between the Roman Catholic
and Greek Catholic faiths, ex-
cept in the mass where the
Greek Catholics use the old
Slav language. And that is
all.
Fraternally yours,
George Balich
Start zumbercan
| Member, Lodge 288
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-07

the festivities need only
to turn to page seven to
learn what has been
planned in conjunction
with this public salute to
an air show of long stand
ing and the modest man
behind it, bro. Birek.
We are interested now
in bro. Birek himself and
his contributions - radio
wise - to the thousands
Of members of the Gro
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-07
John Birek

A PPROPRIATE space is being given in
~ both Sections of this issue to the 18th
Anniversary Celebration Sunday, Jan. II,
1852 of the widely heard Croatian Radio
Hour of Cleveland, Ohio, the costly baby"
of bro. John Birek
We will not take into consideration here
the celebration as such. Those interested in
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-07
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Z, 1859
Peace! Peace!

WYE SEEM TO have fallen on evil days
w in the estimation of at least three
"zumbercani'' who were kind enough to
read our English Section Christmas Issue
Of Dec II, 1858.
In rapid-fire sequence, they bombed our
desk shortly thereafter with letters de-
nouncing our feature editorial page story
of that week, "Society's zumbercanl ana
Serbs Looking To Congress
II !: !: = 9: !: : :: = : :: : ::
~ ~ - Orthodox Christians De-
Y Is ! y serve Recognition"
&|J ! ~ Evidently, they don't like
S1liAMM to see the "zumbercani'
sI1GNST associated in any way with
WV the current national drive
to have Eastern Orthodoxy
recognized by the American public and ac-
copied as the fourth major faith.
In the words of one of the protestants,
CFU High Trial Board President bro, John
Badovinac, Euclid, Ohio: "The article would
have been in order if you had left out the
mention of the 'zumbercani because they
are not now, nor have they ever been, clas-
sified as Eastern Orthodox"
. Without any desire whatsoever to
make a mountain out of a molehill, we
would simply put one question to all who
are "zumbercani' and proud of the fact.
Would they - in all seriousness - have
us believe that every single 'zumbercan"
is a Greek Catholic, or a Byzantine Rite Ca
tholic; that not one of them, anywhere,
feels otherwise?
OF course they wouldn't.
Would they believe us if we argued that
every last man, woman, and child of Gro
atian descent or extraction save the
zumbercani - is Roman Catholic; that
every Serb is an Eastern Orthodox Chris
tian?
Of course they wouldn't.
Why, then, would they take away from
US the right to say that there are some
"zumbercani' who still hold themselves to
be Eastern Orthodox Christians?
But why go on and on, ad infinitum.
Let us, instead, abide in peace and for
get all religious arguments.
Peace it's wonderful