“You’re an atheist,” I said. “No, I believe in God. I believe God exists. I had an experience, I had that… — Tom Sweterlitsch
“You’re an atheist,” I said.
“No, I believe in God. I believe God exists. I had an experience, I had that vision, and in the vision I saw God. God is a pestilent light ringed with black stars. I’m still a man of faith because I believe, but when I think of God, I think of something like a parasite.”
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