Object-Oriented Buddhism 7

I just wrote this to Ian Bogost but it bears repeating here.

My aim isn't to persuade people to become Buddhists so much as it is to show

a) a way to think OOO that may not have occurred to people yet;
b) to show the flexibility and scope of OOO; and
c) to raise some questions about that whole Marxism–Christianity axis that seems to have assembled itself.
d) provide an alternative to said axis.