Was Jesus a Stoner?

[Jeffrey Fisher]

incidentally, continuing to spin out associations, said bishop pike was 
an important figure in philip k dick's later life, especially. dick 
even wrote a novel featuring pike as a secondary character: _the 
transmigration of timothy archer_, the third book in dick's valis 
trilogy (along with _valis_ and _the divine invasion_), a bizarre but, 
imo, interesting little piece of quasi-theological sf.

indeed, rael/vilhon's account of his experience and views reads like a 
mish-mash of old sf, most especially--but not only--phil dick (and not 
just the valis books).

j

On Tuesday, January 7, 2003, at 11:03 AM, michael perelman wrote:


> Bishop Pike in San Francisco in the 60s got in trouble for saying that 
> the
> francensense (sp) and stuff that the wise men brought were 
> psychodlelic.
ps-i believe that's frankincense

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