Stigmata
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I don't know.
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I traveI round the worId
investigating... miracIes.

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And then I disprove them.
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The reaI miracIe is
anybody beIieves anything.

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- I don't know what I'm doing.
- None of us know what we are doing.

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- So what are you working on?
- I have no idea.

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How can you transIate something
if you've no idea?

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I'm a Iinguist.
I transIate words, not their reIevance.

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- But this one is a second-century gospeI.
- How many is that now?

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I've heIped transIate about 1 5.
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That onIy Ieaves 20 stiII to go.
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So there are... what? 35 gospeIs?
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Everyone had a different experience
of Jesus, so they wrote different stories.

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AII the gospeIs,
they are interpretations,

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memories,
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dreams, refIections.
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And there's no one gospeI
in Jesus' actuaI words?

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We're aII bIind men in a cave,
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Iooking for the candIe
that was Iit 2,000 years ago.

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So what's in this text?
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I was onIy given every third page.
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- Why?
- The most sensitive documents

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are aIways divided into threes among us.
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One third to the Dominicans,
one third to the Franciscans,

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and one third to us Jesuits.
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The truth of any document
is onIy known to a very powerfuI few.

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That's typicaI of this pIace, isn't it?
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We Iive in a highIy competitive worId,
Andrew.

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The Church is no exception.
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Nothing ever gets out of here, does it?
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UnIess, of course, they want it to.
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Both wounds are identical.
Same size, same shape.

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She missed the main artery
by less than a centimetre.

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You think l did this?
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What's happening in your life, Frankie?
:23:58
- So, Jen, teII us about your date.
- It was with a tax Iawyer.


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