Peanuts by Charles Schulz for June 20, 1980
June 19, 1980
June 21, 1980
Transcript:
Charlie Brown, Linus and Eudora sit in chairs. Linus holds up his hand and says, "May I ask a question, sir? I don't really wish to interrupt . . ."<BR><BR> Charlie Brown stands up and says, "I think I'll Leave . ." Linus says, "I also don't wish to be rude . . ."<BR><BR> Linus continues, "Just as a matter of curiosity, sir . . ."<BR><BR> Linus sits alone and is surrounded by empty seats. He asks, "Has it ever occurred to you that you might be wrong?"<BR><BR>
theokratie about 12 years ago
This is one of my absolute favourites from Schulz.
HeatherMcCrillis over 7 years ago
Sock it to them, Linus!
nmrn85343 over 6 years ago
Someone said that The Rapture happened years ago and the only person taken was Madelynne Murray O’Haire, well-known atheist who got mandatory prayer in public schools banned.
I’m 60 and people have been saying we’re in the last days since before I was born.
dbwindhorst over 2 years ago
I come back to this strip (and the whole 1980 summer camp arc) often. To me, it’s the most thoughtful work from Charles Schulz’s entire career, and well illustrates the larger issue of seeking to objectively question and understand one’s beliefs — as Schulz ultimately did — rather than merely believing what’s familiar and comfortable.
FrostbiteFalls 10 months ago
Way to go, Linus. Always question authority, religious authority most of all.