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They ran headlines—not once, but twice—referring to NBA stud Jeremy Lin as a “chink.”

The rhyme in lin is repeated throughout seventeen stanzas, and of course no word is used twice.

It certainly seems clear that he took the son of Maya, rather than the child of Mary, as his exemplar.

It reminds us that the followers of Maya's son and Mary's alike lapsed into paganism, and almost by the same stages.

The Votanic institutions can only be known by the traces they may be supposed to have left in those of the later Maya nations.

Much of our knowledge respecting the original Maya empire is drawn from the traditions of a rival power.