If you like to play video games, you just might be destined to end up in hell!! Well, at least according to some churches I’ve been to and also these fine young men below explaining why they are bad for you.
Month: August 2012
5 Reasons The King James Version Only Movement Is Completely Nuts
Let me get one thing straight before I even start this list. There is nothing wrong with wanting to read the KJV. The problem is when fanatics try to force other people to read it because they have been convinced that the new translations are evil because the translators are “changing” the Bible. However, the King Jame Bible on your shelf right now is not the same as the original 1611 KJV. In fact, the 1611 KJV Bible that you can buy on amazon or any other Bible store is still not the same as the real 1611 King James.
5 Worst Things That Make People Unreasonably Upset In Church
I’m sure you’ve seen it before. Someone complaining and stinking the place up over something that happened at church or at a church function. Here are 5 things that make church people unreasonably upset.
Jerks Of The Bible Series | Entry #6: Unnamed Levite in Judges 19
Judges is a fun book in the Bible. It depicts a time period in Israelite history that was less than stellar. For more on that time period you can read –>this<– post on Samson. Right about when Samson was leaving the scene the Bible records a story that is possibly one of the most gruesome of all religious texts.
Jeff Foxworthy to Host the American Bible Challenge on the Game Show Network
In case you have not heard just yet; Jeff Foxworthy is going to be the host of a new game show called American Bible Challenge. As the name suggests, the contestants will be quizzed with Bible questions! Here is the promo video.
Things I’ve Learned In Church | Entry #5: Laziness & The Spirit of Lethargy
Laziness
I’m no dummy. I already learned that laziness is one of the seven deadly sins. Although, you might know it more as slothfulness. But either way, being lazy is a serious issue in the early church and even more so since the rise of Protestantism.