We’ve had an ongoing thread here on SEB wherein a Christian asks why he is perceived as the bad guy. It’s a thread I’ve mostly stayed out of because the regulars are already doing a pretty excellent job of making the argument. Besides, I’m always posting examples of why Christians are often perceived as the . . . → Read More: A fine example of Christian tolerance for other faiths.
Update: The original entry on CBN.com has been yanked after just about everyone on the Internet noticed it and started linking to it. So I’ve updated the link to point to the article’s home on the Charisma magazine website.
Update: Looks like this is actually a PR stunt by Electronic Art’s PR company. Never let it be said that I’m not willing to own up when I’ve been had. It looked real enough to me considering some of the stupid game protests in the past.
I admit it. I clicked on the play button because she was cute. Then I found out she had a wickedly sharp sense of humor to go along with her good looks. This had me nearly in tears from laughter at a couple of points. Check it:
I’ve gotten quite a few emails today about a American Humanist Association press release about a new bus campaign they’ve launched in Washington D.C.. Here’s one news item on the topic from HometownAnnapolis.com:
You better watch out. There is a new combatant in the Christmas wars.
This was apparently uploaded last December to YouTube, but I only just found out about it thanks to the folks over at Unreasonable Faith. It’s quite funny though it will, as UF points out, give Christians with a persecution complex fuel for their fires:
Ever wondered what Christians really mean when they use their favorite catchphrases? Daniel Florien over at Unreasonable Faith translates for us. Here’s a sample:
How freaked out was the Religious Right over this election? Just check out this ten minute highlight from the two hour “election special” on GodTV put together by Right Wing Watch:
WARNING! Do not watch the following video if you have a weak heart! It’s THAT FRIGHTENING!
OK, we’re just poking a little fun at our more… enthusiastic… Christian neighbors, but I can recall as a kid hitting a couple of houses in our neighborhood which did attempt to proselytize to us. Nothing on as creepy . . . → Read More: Every Trick-or-Treater’s worst nightmare.
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