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Jesus Is Toast

Posted Dec 21 2009 by Jonathan Brink in , with 8 Comments

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Jonathan BrinkI am an business development and communications consultant. I am also the senior editor and publisher for Civitas Press. I recently published, Discovering The God Imagination: Reconstructing A Whole, New Christianity. (Civitas, 2011)View all posts by Jonathan Brink →

  • angelaharms

    My favorite parts:

    “If people could find Jesus, somehow, in each of us, like she's found in this object, then that would be a wonderful thing.”

    “Maybe it's a sign that we better all start taking care of each other.”

  • angelaharms

    My favorite parts:

    “If people could find Jesus, somehow, in each of us, like she's found in this object, then that would be a wonderful thing.”

    “Maybe it's a sign that we better all start taking care of each other.”

  • http://jonathanbrink.com Jonathan Brink

    What I thought was hilarious was how similar the responses were from the newscasts. It was like the producer had written the same thing for six different groups.

  • http://jonathanbrink.com Jonathan Brink

    What I thought was hilarious was how similar the responses were from the newscasts. It was like the producer had written the same thing for six different groups.

  • http://www.theflyingbanana.com/ Mike F.

    We seek him here, we seek him there…

  • http://www.theflyingbanana.com/ Mike F.

    We seek him here, we seek him there…

  • John Garrod

    Christmas (Mass of Christ) is the celebration of our saviors birth. However, according to the bible scripture having Christmas during the winter months and having a “Christmas Tree” are also attempts by the Catholic Church to co-opt winter solstice celebrations from pagan religions. It is pretty popular belief that Christ was not born during the winter months at all.

  • John Garrod

    Christmas (Mass of Christ) is the celebration of our saviors birth. However, according to the bible scripture having Christmas during the winter months and having a “Christmas Tree” are also attempts by the Catholic Church to co-opt winter solstice celebrations from pagan religions. It is pretty popular belief that Christ was not born during the winter months at all.

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