this notion:
             "'Thou shalt' is the name of the dragon. . .Values, thousands of years old, shine on these scales; and thus speaks the mightiest of all dragons: 'All Value of all things shines on me. All value has long been created, and I am all created value. Verily, there shall be no more 'I will.'"(139)
             Creative will is effectively eradicated by religion's "thou shalts;" by the word of this "God," this "conception of divinity."(586) Those who assert their power to will freely are in danger of opposing what is "good," as defined by religious teachings. They are looked upon by the "good" as mal
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