Sermonette Postlude

2008 March 23
by the chaplain

Since today is the high point of the Christian year, the holiest day on their calendar, the day on which their Lord and Savior is alleged to have risen and begun appearing to people at unexpected times, in unexpected places, it’s appropriate to note that Jesus has never stopped appearing to believers. Devout Christians everywhere continue to see Jesus in strange circumstances.

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On a more serious note, check out this excerpt from ABC’s coverage of Biblically Correct Tours, the subject of a recent post of mine. The full clip is available at Anti-Theism and at The Friendly Atheist.


Today’s postlude concludes with Edward Current’s “Creationist Christian” rant on evolution.


– the chaplain

H/T to Mojoey on the cheeto story.

9 Responses leave one →
  1. 2008 March 23

    Thanks for the plug! I enjoyed your video posts. Thanks!

  2. 2008 March 23

    Jesus? It looks more like an aborted fetus. I love Cheetos abortions. Fried to a crackling crisp. Yummy.

  3. 2008 March 24

    Thanks for the videos. They’re AWFUL! With regards to appearances, it’s not only Cheetos, but potato salad too. Thought you might be amused by the following: http://blog.newhumanist.org.uk/2008/01/jesus-appears-in-potato-salad.html

  4. 2008 March 24

    Turn the cheeto 90 degrees counter-clockwise and it’s some sort of quadruped. The limbs are the same length and jointed correctly, so I’d say it’s a dog or some prehistoric precursor. That’s it, it’s proof of evolution!

  5. 2008 March 24

    When Doubting Thomas touched Jesus’ wounds, did he get that orange stuff all over his fingers?

  6. 2008 March 24

    If you turn the Cheeto upside-down, it looks a little bit like Snoopy.

  7. 2008 March 25

    Nice, Vinny. I wonder if he licked his fingers afterwards or just wiped Jesus Cheese on his robes.

  8. 2008 March 26

    Cheeses Christ…

    (note: I stole that, but I can’t remember from who.)

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