Comments on: Now That’s Funny: Christian Chirp

By: Matt @ The Church of No People

Matt @ The Church of No People — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 13:23:25 +0000

Good recap, Kevin. Glad I found your blog. Chirp is ridiculous, and the head of the whole thing has a little bit of the ‘Tony Alamo, World Pastor’ vibe going on. It’s just a little bit creepy. Not that there should be anything creepy about Christians sequestering themselves from the rest of society so they can preserve their holy little psyches while chirping absolutely nothing of importance! :)

By: Kevin D. Hendricks

Kevin D. Hendricks — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 15:39:56 +0000

Right on, Jason. Isn’t that wild? If you search his blog, he refers to his previous books pretty vaguely and I think he actually mentions Y2K only a couple times (one was this morning).

What’s the deal with that? It’s not like you can keep that secret hidden. That’s the kind of skeleton you proudly display and join others in mocking so no one else can discover it.

By: Amanda

Amanda — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 15:39:14 +0000

I echo Wickle’s sarcastic and right-on-target remarks. I don’t know why some Christians feel the need to be so embarrassingly ridiculous as to make the rest of us look crazy by association.

By: Jason Boyett

Jason Boyett — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 15:34:57 +0000

Good one, Kevin. The worst part about this has to be Michael Hyatt’s side of it, because now we all know of his involvement with the Y2K panic. (It’s news to me, at least.) That’s one skeleton you KNOW he wishes had stayed in the closet.

By: TJ

TJ — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 13:52:33 +0000

So many people look at things that happen and call it persecution. Persecution against Christianity only happens when someone attacks you simply because of your faith. I don’t know if that is the case here, but the response on the page is good. He asks for Christians to love and pray for those who are against Christianity. Is there anything wrong about that?
Wickle, thanks for the idea about Christians being in their own towns so you won’t have to see them. But in all honesty, what would the world be like if that happened? Most hospitals are owned by Christian denominations. Admittedly, they are not typically run in a Christian manner, but they started out with Christians seeing a need and wanting to meet that need. Christians have done more to hurt the church in the past several years than anything else, and I honestly hate that. However, rather than judging every Christian and Jesus Himself by what a few ignorant (people who may not know any better because they are human) people do, why not pick up the Bible and start reading the book of Luke. Find out who Jesus really is. If you don’t have a Bible just take a look at biblegateway.com.
But I warn you, reading the Bible might change you life…

By: Wickle

Wickle — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 11:02:27 +0000

I think it’s great! I mean, you remember how God told us not to associate with those other people! This way, twitty Christians can be safe from potentially being exposed to those non-believers, or even letting them read their twitty postings!

What we really ought to do is build whole separate Christian cities, just so we never have to see them at all.