Jesus

In which we determine if the Republicans and Jesus are as close as some would have you think.

As we gear ourselves up for full-on campaign mode, while also preparing to celebrate the birthday of Emmanuel (JC for short), I thought I would reflect a little bit on the words of the Man I consider to be the first progressive to walk the Earth.

And yes, I am a Christian, albeit of the seriously backslidden Southern Baptist variety, and you'd be hard-pressed to find much proof of this if you observed my behavior past and present or (God help you) were able to read my mind. But that's beside the point. :)

Some dude name Chris Seay would like to have a word with you...

With next year’s elections, we will face either a return of an Era that lifts up all that is great and good about the land of the free and the home of the brave, and returns us to that shining City on a hill; … or we will witness more of the same from the last seven years.

Crossposted from Town Called Dobson & My Left Wing


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Crossposted from Town Called Dobson


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Just read an interesting artilce over at 'Culture Blog', about the "Jesus Camps", they've been temporarily shut down until the climate is right to open them up again. You know, when it's again popular to be a cult leader and brainwash children....

"I'm a little relieved, a little saddened," said Jesus, sipping a giant soy mocha and flipping through the recent New Yorker fashion issue on the veranda of an enormous, beautiful cumulous cloudbank somewhere over Brazil. "I mean, that place was way crazy. I did love the speaking-in-tongues part, though. So old school! But those kids, oh man, I can only hope they make it through their teens before self-imploding. Maybe I should introduce them to rock n' roll? The new My Chemical Romance is really good. Sorta like Queen meets Green Day by way of Bowie. They'd love it!"