Graveyards are everywhere. We are the gods. People are the gods. Some people-gods do good things and some do evil things. Some people-gods have power and influence over other people-gods so that they can be elected president, or have their albums purchased to make them money, or tickets sold by fan-gods that pay for watching baseball player-gods play ball and make a lot of money.

Referring to "people " it has been well accepted for 1000s of years Jesus answered them, "Is it not written in your Law, 'I have said you are "gods"'? John 10:34

Illogical atheist thinks "god" is about pasta in the sky with meatballs.

All the dead gods and their graveyards are where they belong, in the annals of history and mythology.

It did not take me to Mencken. I found Weisel talking about "indifference."

I wonder if life made up of opposites or just simply complementary states as in day and night etc etc?