As and when, Sofa presents a quick round up of bits of the internet – that are a little bit more random than normal.
Here’s a round up of the random stuff from this week…
Why The Christian Right Worships Trump?
RollingStone.com have had a look, a very good look at why… a particular part of the church in America seem to be in support of Donald Trump,
In other words, for the God-fearing evangelical, gay marriage, abortion, and the evils of socialism — as opposed to racial injustice, family separation, or income inequality — put America squarely in the path of the wrath of God. “Parts of the Old and New Testaments imply very strongly that there’s not just a judgment of individuals, but there’s a judgment of nations,” says historian Diana Butler Bass. “People who sin are keeping the nation away from a moral goodness that needs to be present, because they think that God’s coming back and is going to destroy everything, and they want America to be on the right side of that equation. They want to stand before God and say, ‘We did your will. We created a godly nation, and we’re the remnant. We’re your true people.’?”
Its a long read, so grab yourself a drink, and give this a read.
I Am Jesus Christ – The Video Game
It looks like there will be a new video game coming out where you are Jesus Christ, called ” I Am Jesus Christ”. Sofa will keep an eye out for more about this when its out.
And a dance to end with…
i just found a “Christian version” of the Cha Cha slide & i am dying. please god tell me this is the war on Christmas pic.twitter.com/XHDfq70ZOf
Not done this for a while. But if you’re not sure whats happening, this basically a quick round up of “church stuff” found online. Its not always pretty…
Tweet of the week
Welcome to The Good book of Joel..?
Joel: "When you're poor, broke, and defeated, it doesn't bring any honor to God."
Jesus: “Blessed are you who are poor, for yours is the kingdom of God."
A Mexican church claims it has “accidentally” erected the largest baby Jesus statue in the world. Also an accident: the statue’s uncanny resemblance to British singer Phil Collins.
The nearly 22-foot-tall, 2,000-pound giant traveled 12 hours from the city of Chimalhuacán, where it was built for the La EpifanÍa del Señor church in the central Mexican state of Zacatecas, where it now resides.
The Rev. Humberto Rodriguez tells Central European News he only meant to commission a statue that would “fit the church,” but in so doing, he may have created the biggest Jesus/Phil lookalike on the planet.
