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Pastor Shepherd Hits the Comedy Club
Orginally published on Friday, February 27, 2009 at 7:04 AM
by Todd Rhoades
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Post Your Comments:Blasphemous? Yep.
Sacrilegious? Yep
Entertaining goats? Yep.
And then we wonder why no one treats the Christian faith seriously. Or, is it art imitating life in this situation? Either way, it’s horrible.
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CS
Love Pastor Shepherd. Big supporter of his Prayer Hour show.
Mmmmm… sacrilicious.
@CS Correct me if I’m wrong, but this guy is trying to satirize televangelists - a righteous goal, don’t you think?
Ryan:
I can appreciate satirizing televangelists. I’m reminded of Charleton Heston on SNL doing his, “I’m a false prophet first, an entertainer second,” gag, which was very funny.
But when the name of Christ is dragged in the mud so much as a part of the routine, that’s where I get uneasy. It cuts a little too close to home.
Then again, maybe this is satire on a completely different level and I’m being oversensitive. I’d be willing to admit fault there.
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CS
I didn’t end up laughing…
Thanks Todd. That was hilarious!!! Maybe we should see this as a wake up call. To many church leaders are just this same way. Sad but true. Maybe......(the following comment is going to cause people to think I am crazy) we should see this as something like a prophet. Exposing us for who we really are. Just a thought. A funny thought.
Loved the Maserati joke.
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was that supposed to be funny?
I thought it was really funny. I laughed out loud when he held up the second picture of his proposed jet plane. I think it’s a very entertaining satire on how we Christians and Christian leaders lose focus (and sometimes don’t even realize we have).
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