Nick the Geek
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16 years ago @ Stuff Christians Like ... - Cool Christian Litmus ... · 3 replies · +1 points
for this reason I measure out Christian coolness is a whole different way. The "grab a beer" might work well for my "Christian humor" test but not cool factor. I just don't like beer. Even when I was drinking I never liked it. I'd be with friends and we'd all have beer so I'd take a drink, hate it, put it down, forget what I was drinking, take another drink ... By the end of the night my friends would have quite the collection of empty bottles and I'd be halfway through my first. Not that I'd judge people for liking beer. Plenty of people like things I refuse to touch. I hear rotten meat is considered a delicacy in some country on the other side of the world.
My test for Christian cool factor is really more of a test of snark compatibility. "So have you read today's SCL post?" If they say yes and they liked it a new friendship built on sarcasm is forged. If they say no then I get to act like I'm Christian cool for knowing about something they don't. If they say Yes and they didn't like it I yell "you are anonymous to me" and throw smoke capsules at the floor to mask my escape. (FYI I do not have smoke capsules but I do have those poppers you throw at the ground and an overactive imagination).
16 years ago @ Stuff Christians Like ... - Win a Macbook Pro 13 i... · 0 replies · +1 points
16 years ago @ JasonTheBaldGuy.Com - God Doesn't Make Junk · 1 reply · +1 points
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16 years ago @ Stuff Christians Like ... - Telling someone they s... · 3 replies · +3 points
If it is totally ok to tell people then what was Jesus talking about? Oh I don't know, maybe the context reveals it. He specifically pointed out this practice of fasting where people would wear special, uncomfortable clothes and put ashes on themselves and groan about the fasting. All of this was to let everyone know about their holiness.
Unfortunately we tend to grab a single verse and assume we know everything we need to know about that and make total fools of ourselves ... moral of the story, context.