As if we hadn’t already reached the lowest levels of Christian cheese, along comes Evangelical Idol.
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The current reality of Christianity and culture
The current reality of Christianity and culture
As if we hadn’t already reached the lowest levels of Christian cheese, along comes Evangelical Idol.
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So I guess everyone will be like Paula except they’ll just be drunk on the Spirit.
I was really, really hoping this had been a joke. Sadly, it’s still not surprising.
Isn’t it sad how the Christian template is to take something, copy it, make it worse than the original, repackage it with a cross on the outside, and promote it as a “Christian” product?
Laura said she saw a “Praise Pony” at the family bookstore yesterday — a cheap knockoff of “My Little Pony.” Ridiculous.
Ah yes, Praise Pony. I’ve had many hours of pure elation with P.P. I’m starting my own toy line with G.I. Jehovah, The TeleEvangies & PraiseGod Prayerpants.
In all seriousness, I can’t stand the unoriginality that plagues a lot of Christianity. Producing a crappy “God’s Wiser” t-shirt to make an easy buck or two and pretending like it’s a ministry is what is going on a lot of the time. Satan is supposed to be the counterfeit.
Mark, have you ever tried “testa-mints” for a breath freshening and spiritually uplifting treat? Or maybe opening a visa card with crosses on it as an evangelistic opportunity?