Sunday's Opus comic dealt with the subject of Universalism. You can read it here, where it will be available online for about a month.
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3 comments:
I luf Opus.
He's rad.
I love this! Opus doesn't appear in our newspaper, so I really appreciate you linking to this particular piece. What truth!
I miss Bloom County. I'm so glad Opus stuck around to give us a good laugh.
So Jerry actually went to his version of hell?
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