The Times has a piece that basically says Jesus may have been walking on ice. I think it’s funny that people are trying to draw conclusions on something that may have happened two thousand years ago…
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Well, apparently bible printers don’t like porn stars. It looks as though the founders of xxxchurch.com tried to get some bibles printed with the slogan “Jesus loves porn stars” but got the kibosh at the last minute.
The vandalized statue of Jesus has been restored, now peace will surely reign on Earth.
The Washington Times is reporting that Jesus would most likely hang out in a coffeeshop if he were walking around today. I guess it’s possible, but aren’t coffeeshops quiet places now days? Any time I walk into a coffeeshop I feel like I’ve stepped into a library. People are working away on laptops and generally keeping to them selves. I think if Jesus were alive today he might be hanging out in bars. Hmm, maybe taco places as well.
I don’t really know much about the Pope. I usually don’t listen to what he has to say because I’m not a Catholic. This time though, I think I can agree with him. This article reminds us that Jesus died on the cross to take care of the whole sin thing for everyone. This means that those who practice Christianity must remember that all sin is forgiven at this point and that God is not punishing anyone anymore.
The author of this article compares the suicide bombers of the Middle East with ministers of the West. He discusses how “pimps” are used to recruit and train suicide bombers and talks about Western ministers as “pimps” for Jesus.
I was digging around and found this article, where Rev. Jeannie Whitehurst discusses God’s role in current natural disasters. She says that since Jesus already died for our sins that God isn’t interested in punishing us anymore. I think this is a great theory but it is mentioned in the article that if this were true then the oft-prophesised Second Coming wouldn’t be necessary. The Reverend admits that she does not have an easy answer to that one. Read the article over at The Ranger.