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Nobody needs to save Christmas, least of all Kirk Cameron
My movie group talked over the whole of the film Saving Christmas today. Produced and directed and starring Darren Doane and a fair chuck of his and Cameron’s relatives, what we did pay attention to was a ham-handed, heavy-handed attempt … Continue reading
Posted in religiosity, skepticism
Tagged Christmas, jesus, movies, war on Christmas
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Trump doesn’t understand Jesus?
I avoid politics in here generally but, via Newsweek, apparently Trump’s tweets about Christ’s paternity raised more than a few eyebrows lately… “According to the bible, GOD was the father of Jesus. Faux Christian Trump who does not attend church!” … Continue reading
Posted in In the Media
Tagged bible, jesus, religion, Trump
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Update to the posing with Jesus story
I wrote about this back in August so it was nice to see an update to the story about the 14 year old boy who posed with a Jesus statue and made it look like he was getting a blow … Continue reading
Posted in culture, In the Media, religiosity
Tagged blasphemy, controversy, crime, faith, jesus, skepticism, statues, teenagers
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To serve and protect drivers from going to hell apparently…
I see this as an abuse of power, personally. Ellen Bogan expects police to protect and serve — not proselytize. But she says Indiana State Police Trooper Brian Hamilton pitched Christianity to her when he pulled her over for an … Continue reading
Friday funny: another Jesus sighting (but with a twist)
A twist of Japanese roll cake: Usually, Jesus limits his food-based appearances to grilled cheese and Cheetos in certain—shall we say—conservative areas of North America, but it seems like he is making inroads to Asian pastries with an appearance in … Continue reading
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Tagged art, jesus, just for fun, optical delusion, optical illusions, pareidolia
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Banana Jesus
Anytime a shape resembling a face turns up on anything, people are going to say it’s Jesus. I’m sure I’m not the only one who thinks this is pretty unoriginal. Says the author of the piece I’ve linked to: If … Continue reading
Posted in Not news at all, Optical Delusions, religiosity
Tagged bananas, jesus, Optical Delusions, pareidolia, plants
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“Why are you in jail?” “I posed for a picture with Jesus…”
“… and made it look like oral sex.” It’s totally immature, but is it worth criminalizing him for it? A Pennsylvania teenager is facing criminal charges after posting pictures to Facebook of him simulating a sex act with a statue … Continue reading
Posted in funny business, In the Media, religiosity
Tagged art, blasphemy, controversy, jesus, just for fun, law, photography, sex, statues, stupidity, teenagers
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The most important question ever asked: How long was Jesus’ hair?
I wave my hands up in the air How long was Jesus’ hair? I wave my hands up in the air and wonder just who would care! How long was Jesus’ hair? Could he braid it down his back? How … Continue reading
Black Jesus haters: The best opinion is the uninformed opinion
First, I quote: Monica Cole, director of One Million Moms, said the show is “blasphemous, irreverent and disrespectful.” Her group is basing its criticisms on the show’s YouTube trailer, which shows Jesus using explicit language and includes violence and drinking. … Continue reading
Posted in culture, religiosity, tv
Tagged comedy, controversy, culture, jesus, racism, society, stereotypes, tv
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