"Why Believe in God" ad campaign

[Kevy Baby]

Jesus died for my sins. I am making every effort to ensure that his death was not in vain.

[Eliza Hodgkins 1812]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

Jesus died for my sins. I am making every effort to ensure that his death was not in vain.

Hee. And, for the record, I fvcking love Christmas!

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by Eliza Hodgkins 1812

Hee. And, for the record, I fvcking love Christmas!

A wonderful Pagan holiday known as Yule (and other names, depending on which mythology you prefer).

[Betty]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

A wonderful Pagan holiday known as Yule (and other names, depending on which mythology you prefer).

I'd like to know what your ruffled panties have do to with yule?

But I love the photo. ha ha ha.

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

A wonderful Pagan holiday known as Yule (and other names, depending on which mythology you prefer).

Well, color me embarrassed. It seems I pasted the wrong link in this post. With apologies for anyone who clicked it at work.

While I did not find the original link I meant to post, here is something up the same alley.

[bewitched]

Originally Posted by Alex

Oh, I'm sorry. Let me rephrase in the message board time honored way of avoiding personal attacks:

Some group of people of which you are a member, but I'm not saying this about you personally just a group of people that so happens to include you, must be from Arizona.

VAM!

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

Well, color me embarrassed. It seems I pasted the wrong link in this post. With apologies for anyone who clicked it at work.

While I did not find the original link I meant to post, here is something up the same alley.

And here I just assumed the frilly panty picture was intentional.

[flippyshark]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

Jesus died for my sins. I am making every effort to ensure that his death was not in vain.

If Jesus truly died for the sins of humanity, (as I once fervently believed) it seems to me that the only reasonable view is that of the Universalists - we're all covered - no pre-conditions, no belief requirements, no entrance exam. Universal sanctification, no damnation. (Though, practically everyone I know would want to make a few exceptions for the really really evil bastards - but strict Universalism says no, everyone gets spiritually overhauled and reunited with the big G.) Every other view ends up excluding enormous numbers of essentially good people, and I don't think any compassionate human of the 21st century should countenance such injustice.

So, Kevy, I bet you're covered.