Do not believe what men might say
Judge only by man’s action
The atheist who goes to pray
Is seeking satisfaction
He is not just a hypocrite engaged in an abstraction
He is compelled to disobey,
His reason’s a distraction.
Do not believe what men might say
They’ll contradict another day
Do not promote protraction
Believing words designed to sway,
Judge only by man’s action.
Ideas conveyed in words through argument gain traction
Don’t encourage them to stay
By pressing for retraction.
The atheist who goes to pray
May sense he’s led himself astray
And feel the need to view his slip as some sort of infraction.
Let him be, he is distré
Is seeking satisfaction,
Balm. The greatest benefaction
Is to look away,
Show no triumph or pleasure in reaction
And if perhaps you’re tempted, the vicar’s part to play
Do not.
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