I'm not normally taken aback when listening to religious programs (BBC
R4, 'Sunday'). I listen to (any) BBC radio program in the morning, just
to wake up. The following made me sit up.
The double whammy came from one congregant of the Church of St. John
Coltrane who described Coltrane's (an American jazz saxophonist) music
as a religious experience. The parallel he drew was with the Holy
Trinity - Melody, Harmony, Rhythm.
Discuss.
Sources:
https://www.coltranechurch.org/
Also
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Coltrane
On Sun, 20 Sep 2026 09:55:58 +0200
occam <occam@nowhere.nix> wrote:
The forth horseman is Discord.
I'm not normally taken aback when listening to religious programs (BBC
R4, 'Sunday'). I listen to (any) BBC radio program in the morning, just
to wake up. The following made me sit up.
The double whammy came from one congregant of the Church of St. John
Coltrane who described Coltrane's (an American jazz saxophonist) music
as a religious experience. The parallel he drew was with the Holy
Trinity - Melody, Harmony, Rhythm.
occam wrote:
I'm not normally taken aback when listening to religious programs (BBC
R4, 'Sunday'). I listen to (any) BBC radio program in the morning, just
to wake up. The following made me sit up.
The double whammy came from one congregant of the Church of St. John
Coltrane who described Coltrane's (an American jazz saxophonist) music
as a religious experience. The parallel he drew was with the Holy
Trinity - Melody, Harmony, Rhythm.
The forth horseman is Discord.
Le 20/09/2026 a 10:04, Kerr-Mudd, John a ocrit :
occam wrote:
I'm not normally taken aback when listening to religious programs (BBC
R4, 'Sunday'). I listen to (any) BBC radio program in the morning, just
to wake up. The following made me sit up.
The double whammy came from one congregant of the Church of St. John
Coltrane who described Coltrane's (an American jazz saxophonist) music
as a religious experience. The parallel he drew was with the Holy
Trinity - Melody, Harmony, Rhythm.
The forth horseman is Discord.
Aha! A Revelation! So the Holy Trinity is like the Three Musketeers.
There are really four of them.
Hibou <vpaereru-unmonitored@yahoo.com.invalid> wrote:
Le 20/09/2026 |a 10:04, Kerr-Mudd, John a |-crit :
occam wrote:
I'm not normally taken aback when listening to religious programs (BBC >>>> R4, 'Sunday'). I listen to (any) BBC radio program in the morning, just >>>> to wake up. The following made me sit up.
The double whammy came from one congregant of the Church of St. John
Coltrane who described Coltrane's (an American jazz saxophonist) music >>>> as a religious experience. The parallel he drew was with the Holy
Trinity - Melody, Harmony, Rhythm.
The forth horseman is Discord.
Aha! A Revelation! So the Holy Trinity is like the Three Musketeers.
There are really four of them.
The fourth one has been found under a church floor near Maastricht.
(maybe, or not)
There is quite a row about it,
On 20/09/2026 13:50, J. J. Lodder wrote:
Hibou <vpaereru-unmonitored@yahoo.com.invalid> wrote:
Le 20/09/2026 a 10:04, Kerr-Mudd, John a ocrit :
occam wrote:
I'm not normally taken aback when listening to religious programs (BBC >>>> R4, 'Sunday'). I listen to (any) BBC radio program in the morning, just >>>> to wake up. The following made me sit up.
The double whammy came from one congregant of the Church of St. John >>>> Coltrane who described Coltrane's (an American jazz saxophonist) music >>>> as a religious experience. The parallel he drew was with the Holy
Trinity - Melody, Harmony, Rhythm.
The forth horseman is Discord.
Aha! A Revelation! So the Holy Trinity is like the Three Musketeers.
There are really four of them.
The fourth one has been found under a church floor near Maastricht.
(maybe, or not)
There is quite a row about it,
Who is it supposed to be?
In the Christian hierarchy, Holy Mary is the
fourth in line to the throne (a.k.a. Panagia). But I don't think she
ever made her way to Holland.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panagia
I'm not normally taken aback when listening to religious programs (BBC
R4, 'Sunday'). I listen to (any) BBC radio program in the morning, just
to wake up. The following made me sit up.
The double whammy came from one congregant of the Church of St. John
Coltrane who described Coltrane's (an American jazz saxophonist) music
as a religious experience. The parallel he drew was with the Holy
Trinity - Melody, Harmony, Rhythm.
Discuss.
I'm not normally taken aback when listening to religious programs (BBC
R4, 'Sunday'). I listen to (any) BBC radio program in the morning, just
to wake up. The following made me sit up.
The double whammy came from one congregant of the Church of St. John
Coltrane who described Coltrane's (an American jazz saxophonist) music
as a religious experience. The parallel he drew was with the Holy
Trinity - Melody, Harmony, Rhythm.
Discuss.
On 20/09/2026 08:55, occam wrote:
I'm not normally taken aback when listening to religious programs (BBC
R4, 'Sunday'). I listen to (any) BBC radio program in the morning, just
to wake up. The following made me sit up.
The double whammy came from one congregant of the Church of St. John
Coltrane who described Coltrane's (an American jazz saxophonist) music
as a religious experience. The parallel he drew was with the Holy
Trinity - Melody, Harmony, Rhythm.
Discuss.
Javelin and Shot put.
(Hammer for extra points)
Remember-a Sunday, when-a Sam Plusnet asked plaintively:
On 20/09/2026 08:55, occam wrote:
I'm not normally taken aback when listening to religious programs (BBC
R4, 'Sunday'). I listen to (any) BBC radio program in the morning, just
to wake up. The following made me sit up.
The double whammy came from one congregant of the Church of St. John
Coltrane who described Coltrane's (an American jazz saxophonist) music
as a religious experience. The parallel he drew was with the Holy
Trinity - Melody, Harmony, Rhythm.
Discuss.
Javelin and Shot put.
(Hammer for extra points)
Shouldn't that be "Javelins and Shots put", since occam used a plural of discus?
occam wrote:
On 20/09/2026 13:50, J. J. Lodder wrote:
The fourth one has been found under a church floor near Maastricht.
(maybe, or not)
There is quite a row about it,
Who is it supposed to be?
D'Artagnan himself.
In the Christian hierarchy, Holy Mary is the
fourth in line to the throne (a.k.a. Panagia). But I don't think she
ever made her way to Holland.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panagia
He was popularly called the fourth musketeer,
but was the first one, really, in musketeer hierarchy.
Unfortunately for him the Dutch State troopers confronting him
were better at musketeering, and they shot him, fatally so,
On 20/09/2026 21:24, Snidely wrote:
Remember Sunday, when Sam Plusnet asked plaintively:
On 20/09/2026 08:55, occam wrote:
I'm not normally taken aback when listening to religious programs (BBC >>> R4, 'Sunday'). I listen to (any) BBC radio program in the morning, just >>> to wake up. The following made me sit up.
The double whammy came from one congregant of the Church of St. John
Coltrane who described Coltrane's (an American jazz saxophonist) music >>> as a religious experience. The parallel he drew was with the Holy
Trinity - Melody, Harmony, Rhythm.
Discuss.
Javelin and Shot put.
(Hammer for extra points)
Shouldn't that be "Javelins and Shots put", since occam used a plural of discus?
I understand the proper method involves only putting one shot at a time[1].
Back in the days of wooden warships, some used the technique of "double shotting" but there was a very real risk of the cannon exploding.
Sam Plusnet <not@home.com> wrote:
On 20/09/2026 21:24, Snidely wrote:
Remember Sunday, when Sam Plusnet asked plaintively:
On 20/09/2026 08:55, occam wrote:
I'm not normally taken aback when listening to religious programs (BBC >>>>> R4, 'Sunday'). I listen to (any) BBC radio program in the morning, just >>>>> to wake up. The following made me sit up.
The double whammy came from one congregant of the Church of St. John >>>>> Coltrane who described Coltrane's (an American jazz saxophonist) music >>>>> as a religious experience. The parallel he drew was with the Holy
Trinity - Melody, Harmony, Rhythm.
Discuss.
Javelin and Shot put.
(Hammer for extra points)
Shouldn't that be "Javelins and Shots put", since occam used a plural of >>> discus?
I understand the proper method involves only putting one shot at a time[1]. >>
Back in the days of wooden warships, some used the technique of "double
shotting" but there was a very real risk of the cannon exploding.
That's doing it all wrong.
You should let them Froggies have 'a whiff of grape' instead,
On 20/09/2026 08:55, occam wrote:
I'm not normally taken aback when listening to religious programs (BBC
R4, 'Sunday'). I listen to (any) BBC radio program in the morning, just
to wake up. The following made me sit up.
The double whammy came from one congregant of the Church of St. John Coltrane who described Coltrane's (an American jazz saxophonist) music
as a religious experience. The parallel he drew was with the Holy
Trinity - Melody, Harmony, Rhythm.
Discuss.
Javelin and Shot put.
(Hammer for extra points)
On 21/09/2026 14:05, J. J. Lodder wrote:
Sam Plusnet <not@home.com> wrote:
On 20/09/2026 21:24, Snidely wrote:
Remember Sunday, when Sam Plusnet asked plaintively:
On 20/09/2026 08:55, occam wrote:
I'm not normally taken aback when listening to religious programs (BBC >>>>> R4, 'Sunday'). I listen to (any) BBC radio program in the morning, just >>>>> to wake up. The following made me sit up.
The double whammy came from one congregant of the Church of St. John >>>>> Coltrane who described Coltrane's (an American jazz saxophonist) music >>>>> as a religious experience. The parallel he drew was with the Holy
Trinity - Melody, Harmony, Rhythm.
Discuss.
Javelin and Shot put.
(Hammer for extra points)
Shouldn't that be "Javelins and Shots put", since occam used a plural of >>> discus?
I understand the proper method involves only putting one shot at a time[1].
Back in the days of wooden warships, some used the technique of "double
shotting" but there was a very real risk of the cannon exploding.
That's doing it all wrong.
You should let them Froggies have 'a whiff of grape' instead,
Beaujolais tr*s nouveau? That sort of grape?
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