Tuesday, May 24, 2005
X-treeeeme Intolerance!
So, here's something that should make your soul shrivel up and die: the fruit of James Dobson's loins has had his work published.
Ryan Dobson's prior book, To Die For: The Dangerous Truth About Following Christ, tried to blend "extreme" youth culture (e.g., skateboarding, wrestling, skydiving) with evangelical Christianity. Kind of like Stephen Baldwin, but with a dad who spits out vaguely Naziesque statements about how an entire minority group's actions will bring about the end of civilization.
Now, Ryan has a new book out, and it is sure to be as "extreme" as his other opuses (opi?). What is it titled, you may ask?
Be Intolerant: Because Some Things Are Just Stupid.
I will repeat that for you: a man, who claims to be a Christian, and who is the son of a man who claims to be one of America's biggest Christians, has put out a book that is effectively titled, "Hate People Who Are Different; It's Cool!"
This makes the baby Jesus cry. Hell, it makes the adult Jesus cry, too.
Ryan Dobson's prior book, To Die For: The Dangerous Truth About Following Christ, tried to blend "extreme" youth culture (e.g., skateboarding, wrestling, skydiving) with evangelical Christianity. Kind of like Stephen Baldwin, but with a dad who spits out vaguely Naziesque statements about how an entire minority group's actions will bring about the end of civilization.
Now, Ryan has a new book out, and it is sure to be as "extreme" as his other opuses (opi?). What is it titled, you may ask?
Be Intolerant: Because Some Things Are Just Stupid.
I will repeat that for you: a man, who claims to be a Christian, and who is the son of a man who claims to be one of America's biggest Christians, has put out a book that is effectively titled, "Hate People Who Are Different; It's Cool!"
This makes the baby Jesus cry. Hell, it makes the adult Jesus cry, too.
