I'm a Kane, and It's a Sin That Crouches at the Doorway

God tells Kane: 'Before you dare to criticise the creator of the world, or reality itself for that matter, you might give some thought to your own actions' The idea is, well, it's sin that crouches at the door. Nd, that means to miss the mark. It means to make an error. And it's something you have to invite into your life. But it isn't just that you invite it in and it stands with you. You invite it in this malevolent way of being, and you enter into a creative union with it. That's that, symbolized in this particular story using a sexual metaphor....