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Oct 19 2007

emergent laughs

I’ve heard that one of the ways one can gauge the strength of Christianity is how well Christians are able to poke good fun at themselves.  So it is with great joy that I present to you this gem of a find.

I submit this satirical article here, from Lark News.  It’s hilarious, and awfully indicative of some of what I hear in seminary.  Let’s face it, the Christian sub-culture can be pretty silly sometimes, but it’s pleasing that we can afford to laugh about it in good fun.

Enjoy!


Written by Jim | Posted under Acts 29, Culture, Darrin Patrick, Emerging Church, Gospel Centeredness, Mark Driscoll, Mars Hill Church, Missiology, Postmodernism, The Gospel Coalition, The Journey, Tim Keller, Truth, Worldview | 14 Comments »
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