Saturday,
May 17, 2008 at 7:37pm
At
a Christian retail show Radosh attends, there are rip-off trinkets of
every kind—a Christian version of My Little Pony and the mood ring
and the boardwalk T-shirt ("Friends don't let friends go to
hell"). There is Christian Harlequin and Christian chick lit and
Bibleman, hero of spiritual warfare. There are Christian raves and
Christian rappers and Christian
techno, which is somehow more Christian even though there are no
words.
There are Christian comedians who put on a Christian version of
Punk'd, called Prank 3:16. There are Christian sex-advice sites where
you can read the biblical case for a strap-on dildo or bondage
(liberation through submission). There's a Christian planetarium,
telling you the true age of the universe, and my personal
favorite—Christian professional wrestling, where, by the last
round, "Outlaw" Todd Zane sees the beauty of salvation.
Excerpt from "Pop Goes Christianity" by
Slate
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about 6 months ago
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Billy
Bowman
(Bloomington, IN) wroteat
11:38am on May 18th, 2008
I find the
organizers and participants of such things to be a harm to
themselves and others by their stupidity, and feel they should
all be killed, mercilessly, in whatever way one might deem fit. |
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yeah i hate
the fact that christians always have to have their own seperate
versions of things. i was actually thinking about that before.
like, we have christian tv, christian music, christian books,
christian clothes, and christian everything else you can think
of. why is that? it annoys the crap out of me and makes me mad. |
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i would
have wrote exactly what cara wrote. i dont get it. its like
theyre splitting up humans into different species. |
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