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      1. Do you know where this came from originally? This sort of thing puts people into therapy years later.

          1. Nah, by the anti-health-reform crew. They’re all about personal responsibility — if you’re bad, you get sick, it’s obvious!

                1. Right out there in my hotel parking lot, yes. And other people joined me! We did a mix of that, and the Move Your Boogie Body dance, too.

                    1. How can I say this? Jac, you have a living, breathing faith. You talk to God regularly. You live your faith. All of this automatically denies you membership to the Church of Church Ladies. You are not nearly stiff-necked enough to join us in our superior dance. I’m sorry. I say that with love.

    1. Her pants are down. Whyever would that detail be necessary? But then, if you’re going to launch nonsense like this, I guess a telling detail like that really isn’t that big a deal.

  1. good grief. Although of course it makes perfect sense in the Old Testament-y kind of way. (I’m reading the Bible to my kids. Why did Noah curse Canaan? Cripes.)

  2. Holy Macaroni, that is the worst thing I’ve seen in a long time. It would make me convert to a non-Christian faith if I was a kid!

  3. Hokay, what I want to know is why Jesus pulled the little girl’s pants down? ‘Cause, see, that makes this spanking sexual abuse. Srsly. Look it up. ZOMG JESUS IS A SEX OFFENDER.

  4. It’s not a laughing matter. And yet…… it makes me think of Roy Zimmerman’s song about a mean and vengeful God:

      1. Tangentially: In his recent newsletter Roy says this:

        “I had the pleasure during this tour to stay a night at Kagin Manor, the Union, KY home of Edwin and Helen Kagin. Edwin is a Southerner, a son of a Presbyterian minister, an Air Force veteran, a handgun instructor and nevertheless, an avowed athiest – an Important Athiest in fact, who has written a book called “Baubles of Blasphemy.” “Baubles…” is a deft and witty tweaking of America’s religious sensibilities, highly recommended reading before your next trip to the Creation Museum. Look here http://www.edwinkagin.com/

  5. Did Jesus really have to pull her pants down to do this? I didn’t know he was a pederast…after all, most carpenters I know are strong enough to spank hard through the toughest jeans.

    Of course, I guess it is possible that his hands are still sore after 2,000 years.

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