In the beginning is the penis.  Therefore semen is the Word of God.

"Quite simply, the reasoning of the early theologians seems to have been as follows: since rain makes the crops grow it must contain within it the seed of life.  In human beings this is spermatozoa, ejected from the penis at orgasm.  Therefore it followed that rain is simply heavenly semen, the all-powerful creator God,"   Page 20, The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross, John M. Allegro.

Those who believe in and worship God worship a giant penis in the sky raining down its semen at orgasm.  Allegro shows that the Word (of God) is God's spermatozoa.

No one religion can be studied in isolation.   All stem from asking about the origin of life, and how to survive in this life.

John M. Allegro is a linguistic scientist.   He went into the 9000-year-old Sumerian language.  He traces the concept of god through a slow process of changes in language through the centuries.  He shows how the god-making activity in speech-making stayed true to the importance of the phallus as Creator, that almost all gods of almost all religions stand on the same phallic foundation.

In this blog I will look at the language we use today that supports Allegro's thesis.

Louise Goueffic