Jesus on Facebook

by Pullman UCC on April 1, 2010

Here is a link to Jesus’ Facebook page. http://www.box.net/shared/rchckb5mo8

The anonymous person who thought it up and created it made it funny without crossing too many lines. It is a little comic relief in the midst of a usually somber Holy Week. Thanks to Eugene Cho for linking to it on his blog.

What do you think?

(Btw-I happen to like Biblical Scholar Bart Ehrman, and don’t think he is an idiot by any measure…)

HAPPY Holy Week

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