Atheists & Agnostics
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now you can choose from a whole pant load of Faith & Spirituality programming . God is boffo box office ,is there now a youtube section for jebus rock ??
beam me up scottie
(57,349 posts)deucemagnet
(4,549 posts)beam me up scottie
(57,349 posts)progressoid
(50,747 posts)Make it stop.
beam me up scottie
(57,349 posts)Should have posted a warning.
BlueJazz
(25,348 posts)beam me up scottie
(57,349 posts)Too good for them!
Curmudgeoness
(18,219 posts)When you see how much the Christian right has become popular, it is a given. Hell, I have been thinking of ways to make my fortune on these rubes, er, I mean good Christians.
olddots
(10,237 posts)Christian weight lifters for Jesus ripping phone books in half and bending metal bars over their heads .I swear I saw this years ago on cable then out came the hair band praising their lord at meth tempo .
AlbertCat
(17,505 posts)Phone book! What a missed opportunity!
They could have been ripping the Mahabharata in half (I can hear them now..."the wha'???"
or the Koran... in big type....
There used to be a "Christian Karate" school near my house.
It closed down.
Christian Karate! Turn the other cheek so I can kick the shit out of it!
onager
(9,356 posts)In May 1998, Dustin Rhodes stated that it was the end of Goldust, and he burned one of his costumes on Raw. His rebirth provided him the opportunity to then go by his given name, Dustin Runnels, addressed the edgy WWF product by promoting alternatives to watching the show such as reading the Bible. His vignettes were tongue in cheek as they were endorsed by the group known as, the Evangelists Against Television, Movies and Entertainment, (E.A.T.M.E.).
http://www.pwmania.com/9-wwe-wrestlers-who-exploited-religion#ixzz3nzPtk65x
Lordquinton
(7,886 posts)in all it's train wrek goofyness:
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xyalm0_shane-mr-mcmahon-vs-shawn-michaels-god_sport
Was just talking about this the other day.
OriginalGeek
(12,132 posts)I once worked at a company with a religious owner who hired them to come do a lunch-time show. (they were in town to do a big show at the arena and had time for side gigs I guess) Employees were encouraged to attend but not required. Those of us who stayed in the break area smoking and laughing were taken note of.
Behind the Aegis
(54,854 posts)A few weeks ago I told my husband I had noticed a HUGE number of new programs which seemed overtly religious, almost exclusively Christian in nature. Of course, most are marked with one star or less...who knew?! I also noted a rise in conspiracy based programs too. There are have always been a few, but there are definitely more now. One positive trend I also saw was more GLBT themed movies geared toward the African-American community.