Comments on: Jesus Junk and Christian Kitsch, Volume 1 – Classic Kitsch

By: Jeremy

Jeremy — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 22:41:08 +0000

I think the entire idea of creating things that specifically cater to any one group of idealistic believers is absolutely ridiculous and uncalled for in an actual working and liveable society. I think that each and every one of these products, regardless of the “testimonies” the founders make about them, are causing nothing more than segregation in more ways than even the so called church could ever begin to manage. How successful do you think a Satan Sandwich would be? Or better yet how about a Muslim Muffin? I mean seriously people, can we think outside of this tiny little box and realize that if it were not for foolish men and women who do not actually think or process thoughts, we would never have a church. People who do not suffer or need help do not fall for this weak attempt to brainwash even the ignorant… ya think? Sometimes people say that certain groups of people will burn in a hell because they do not believe in one story… Weird Not to mention, if I may quote one before me…”DEE DEE DEE!!!!”

By: Mike

Mike — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 19:09:17 +0000

So, you think Testamints are pretty dumb? Too bad you talk before you know the facts. Have you ever spoken to the fellow who invented them? Did you ever find out what his reason was for the mints? Did you ever ask him what positive things have happened as a result fo them? Track down the fellow who invented them, and you’ll find out the real reason for them. Maybe you don’t like them, but then the Pharisees didn’t like Jesus either…

By: Dave Dekleer

Dave Dekleer — Thu, 01 Mar 2007 04:43:51 +0000

Thank you so much for speaking out against TESTAMINTS! Everytime I see them at Christian store check out stands I puke in my mouth and then need a mint to freshen up! Good thing they’re readily available! I also despise church signs… prime material for your ‘junk pile’… thanks, Dave

By: Codex Blogspot » Blog Archive » Jesus Junk and Christian Kitsch, Volume 3

Wed, 22 Feb 2006 23:21:21 +0000

[...] I sat in meetings all day (I love being back from sabbatical — really!). In honour of my boring day, I figured it was about time for another light-hearted installment of “Jesus Junk and Christian Kitsch” (for previous installments, see volume 1 and volume 2, as well as related posts here, here, and here). [...]

By: Codex Blogspot » Blog Archive » Jesus Junk and Christian Kitsch, Volume 2

Wed, 22 Feb 2006 22:39:40 +0000

[...] In my first installment of “Jesus Junk and Christian Kitsch” I highlighted some of the classic examples of Scripture Candy, such as Testamints and Bible Bars. I never realized just how much of this sort of stuff there is available. Here are some more prime examples of what I have dubbed “Scripture Candy.” [...]