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For Brethren to Dwell Together

Nov 28, 2009 13:04

Title: For Brethren to Dwell Together
Author: jessofthebugs
Disclaimer: O, I have bought the mansion of a love, /But not posess'd it.
Pairing: Kirk/McCoy, Chekov/Sulu
Rating: All Ages
Type: One-shot holiday fic
Warnings: This is a schmoop-fest, for real tho'
Word Count: 2259
Summary and Notes: Turns out that Chanukah, Solstice, Ramadan, and Christmas coincide ( Read more... )

fandoms:star trek (reboot), ratings:all ages, pairings:kirk/mccoy, series:none, authors:jessofthebugs, pairings:chekov/sulu

Comments 68

kadollan November 28 2009, 19:41:22 UTC

This is lovely.

jessofthebugs November 30 2009, 01:02:20 UTC

Thank you!

kilala10 November 28 2009, 21:03:06 UTC

DAWWWWW Thank you so much!! So adorable!!! <3 A Mistletoe! *Hands you e-cookies* 8D LUV!

jessofthebugs November 30 2009, 01:02:54 UTC

Yay! Cookies! So glad you liked it and I'd totally do it again.

joyshine November 28 2009, 22:28:17 UTC

Pagan Standard Time on the Enterprise!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HEEE!

Also, this totally made me get misty. I'm not dealing well with being away from home this holiday weekend, and this...this is what I would like to have. I'm just glad I get to have it (or something very close) at the New Year.

jessofthebugs November 30 2009, 01:04:56 UTC

I know, right?

We project into the future our hopes and fears. This is my hope - that we can come to a place that we can all sit at a table and share a meal, not in spite of our differences, but rather to celebrate that which makes us each uniquely ourselves.

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jessofthebugs November 30 2009, 01:10:24 UTC

I know exactly what you mean about people of Science and people of Faith, but (oddly enough) I didn't think about it at all when writing this. It's just how I live my life. I'm both a scientist and a person of faith and to me, these things are not mutually exclusive in the least. I weary of the atheist scientist who assumes that just because he has not had a divine experience that the divine experience does not exist. It's crap science, if you ask me. All you can say if you have not had a divine experience is that you have not had a divine experience. You cannot say that another person has or has not had a divine experience because you are not inside their brain and can neither prove nor disprove it.
Thank you much for reading this and so glad you liked it.

tsarina_sofia November 30 2009, 02:34:57 UTC

That's very true. Plus to me science just makes sense and I think it should be used to prove what faith teaches.

jessofthebugs November 30 2009, 21:26:45 UTC

That's not exactly the approach I take, but each should bolster the other, yes.

roseandheather November 30 2009, 00:06:17 UTC

Awww, this makes me smile. I'm so excited for the holidays now!

jessofthebugs November 30 2009, 01:11:57 UTC

hooray!
I don't know which holiday(s) you're excited about, but I reckon it doesn't matter any. Happy holidays and may your deity or deities of choice be with you.