12 replies on “Upsetting Day: 101 Things to do During a Dull Sermon”
I have no notes. That is perfect.
Even the PoxCo click bait – omg, that was nearly a spit take!!
Side note, the only reason a pastor mentions AIDS in 1984 is to illustrate that God hates the Gays.
AIDS
Iβm gonna get re-baptized just so I can leave Christianity a second time
I saw Hal Lindsey on the AIDS bingo card and immediately thought “WTF did Barney Miller do to make these chipmunks angry?!?’ but then I quickly realized I was thinking of Hal Linden and quietly moved on with my life
I actually owned this book as a kid in the early 2000s- my mum worked for the church so I read it every day while I was at work with her.
Occasionally, unbidden, I still have the urge to scream ‘It’s the rapture! ‘
No, itβs not!
**applause**
Pastor Tim Sims sounds like he should be writing a book about Dino-Christ, not his foot fetish.
This is why I’m a Patron.
I can’t bring myself to hate this book entirely. It reminds me too much of my dear Roman Catholic grandfather, who played jokes on people during the “offer your neighbour a sign of peace” part of each mass.
12 replies on “Upsetting Day: 101 Things to do During a Dull Sermon”
I have no notes. That is perfect.
Even the PoxCo click bait – omg, that was nearly a spit take!!
Side note, the only reason a pastor mentions AIDS in 1984 is to illustrate that God hates the Gays.
AIDS
Iβm gonna get re-baptized just so I can leave Christianity a second time
I saw Hal Lindsey on the AIDS bingo card and immediately thought “WTF did Barney Miller do to make these chipmunks angry?!?’ but then I quickly realized I was thinking of Hal Linden and quietly moved on with my life
I actually owned this book as a kid in the early 2000s- my mum worked for the church so I read it every day while I was at work with her.
Occasionally, unbidden, I still have the urge to scream ‘It’s the rapture! ‘
No, itβs not!
**applause**
Pastor Tim Sims sounds like he should be writing a book about Dino-Christ, not his foot fetish.
This is why I’m a Patron.
I can’t bring myself to hate this book entirely. It reminds me too much of my dear Roman Catholic grandfather, who played jokes on people during the “offer your neighbour a sign of peace” part of each mass.