Ah yes. But the "holiness" would get stronger every time. Provided you banged the chalice against a leather-bound bible the correct number of times, of course.Yeah. All they'd have to do is dilute their water with... water...
Ah yes. But the "holiness" would get stronger every time. Provided you banged the chalice against a leather-bound bible the correct number of times, of course.Yeah. All they'd have to do is dilute their water with... water...
There was a town here in New Zealand where everybody died mysteriously. The cause of death was found to be overdose of homoepathic remedy.
What had happened was an earthquake had occured earlier in the day, and succussed the local water supply, which created a homepathic super remedy. So the poor people who thought they were drinking tap water, were really drinking a hugely powerful homepathic remedy... tragic.
Heh! The same thing happened in the little country towns of Kiccatinalong and Weelabarraback here in Oz!Waikikamookau ?
(Kiwi in-joke, sorry everyone else...)
Waikikamookau ?
(Kiwi in-joke, sorry everyone else...)
They already have an infinite supply of holy water, and they skip the dilution step altogether. They just say the magic words, and the water is enchanted.Here's a thing: What if the Catholic church combined their ideas with homeopathy. They could have an infinite supply of holy water!
www.boiron.comThey already have an infinite supply of holy water, and they skip the dilution step altogether. They just say the magic words, and the water is enchanted.