Posted on 08/13/2014 1:54:17 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Robin Williams was everywhere in San Francisco, it seemed, as he made a place for himself in the everyday fabric of a city where he once said he passed for normal.
The comedian was there to usher a few fellow inhabitants of the Bay Area into life—visiting a pediatric ward, unheralded, each year on Christmas Day to welcome newborns to the world.
He also ushered friends out of life—delivering a boisterous eulogy for an iconic local journalist known as Mr. San Francisco, musing on heaven as a nice bar in the city with a dry martini. …
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“he clearer it is what an ordinary, conventional secularist he was. “
I read that he was an Episcopalian, but then that’s often the same thing these days
If an Episcopal bishop can be a gay Maoist atheist—and he can—any Episcopalian can be anything.
And in San Francisco I’d expect the worst of the lot is in charge. A leftwing social club masquerading as a church.
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