Hahahahahaha! So good.

They just can’t stand when trends leave them behind. Some of them come out against social networking, while others try to get in on the action. They can’t decide whether to try to beat ‘em or join ‘em.

Ignore

Did they get permission to use the Facebook logo?

ECXELLENT point Mark!!!!

What are you, the copyright police?

seriously, stop being a little goodie-two shoes and ruining a perfectly good joke. pansy.

Yeah, dude. Chill. It’s all good.

almost better than this: “god has unlimited anytime minutes”

he doesn’t fuck around with cell phone plans, apparently.
i bet he’s got an iphone.

will he spam me with adds to earth-front property in heaven?

I lol’d

I want to get pics of me with Jesus, and flog them off for a shit load of cash, so I might accept.

pessimists. save the “i’m educated so i don’t believe” crap for another day. or just shut up.

Oh, BTW BlackSun, although I agree… the sweeping judgment on the church was done with bad reasoning. All you’ve done is point out the fact that there are two typical responses to social networking resist ‘em or join ‘em (a third is to ignore ‘em). But it is lazy to make it a “those silly religious freaks” type of behavior – teachers, politicians, and others have “come out against social networking” and they also aren’t they only one’s who are left behind (no pun intended) by trends. I suggest being more creative when bashing the Godly (like quoting Deuteronomy 22:20-21 or Leviticus 20:10 when they throw around verses on homosexuality). Intellectual critique against absolute truth is the only critique that should be tolerated – the rest is just whining.

I think religion is a scam, but when they try to act cool, putting out those sorts of advertisment, they just make themselves laughable.
Of course IGNORE.
If possíble BAN.