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A republication, my dearest readers, but I've managed to conceal it from those that are not curious enough to look. I pulled the only copy of 'Dialogue Between a Priest and a Dying Man' from the library that was written in English. The translation was so poorly done, that I found I should do one myself. It has been revised for clarity. Originally written in 1782, I am happy to bring it to you now. While I do not profess to still believe everything I originally penned here -- I'll let you decide what -- I have preserved it for the sake maintaining the original structure.
( Dialogue Between a Priest and a Dying Man )
[Ooc: The whole thing isn't there; the rest of the script can be found here. In summation though: probably his shortest writing ever -- about a Priest speaking to a dying man professing Atheism and Libertinage, and they have a discussion of philosophical importance -- to an extent. In the end the old man goes off to bonk some hot chicks and the priest joins him. Yay irreverence!]
( Dialogue Between a Priest and a Dying Man )
[Ooc: The whole thing isn't there; the rest of the script can be found here. In summation though: probably his shortest writing ever -- about a Priest speaking to a dying man professing Atheism and Libertinage, and they have a discussion of philosophical importance -- to an extent. In the end the old man goes off to bonk some hot chicks and the priest joins him. Yay irreverence!]
