Sunday, February 22, 2004
Camo Bibles
Dawkins writes:
On George Stephanopoulos' show this morning, after the Kerry-Edwards "debate," there was a photo montage of US troops in Iraq set to the mellifluous sound of Paul Bremer's voice telling about the massive troop rotation underway, the troops' "ardruous" sacrifice, and the beautiful democracy they've brought to Iraq.
Meanwhile, one of the images onscreen was of a young soldier in stern contemplation of his camouflage-jacketed New International Version Bible.
And I thought: do Bibles really need to be camouflaged? Do soldiers actually carry them into battle? Are Bibles in Bush's army some sort of new tactical battlefield weapon...?
Of course, we all know to:
In any event, you too can send a "desert camo" Bible to one of our troops:
http://shop.gospelcom.net/cgi-bin/IBSMinistry.storefront/EN/Product/2810?AD=IBSM100
Meanwhile, view these other nice pictures of God's work occuring in the desert.
And please make special notice of "in the background, the bare feet of troops waiting to be baptized."
posted by Blicero : 2/22/2004 02:15:00 PM
On George Stephanopoulos' show this morning, after the Kerry-Edwards "debate," there was a photo montage of US troops in Iraq set to the mellifluous sound of Paul Bremer's voice telling about the massive troop rotation underway, the troops' "ardruous" sacrifice, and the beautiful democracy they've brought to Iraq.
Meanwhile, one of the images onscreen was of a young soldier in stern contemplation of his camouflage-jacketed New International Version Bible.
And I thought: do Bibles really need to be camouflaged? Do soldiers actually carry them into battle? Are Bibles in Bush's army some sort of new tactical battlefield weapon...?
Of course, we all know to:
In any event, you too can send a "desert camo" Bible to one of our troops:
http://shop.gospelcom.net/cgi-bin/IBSMinistry.storefront/EN/Product/2810?AD=IBSM100
Meanwhile, view these other nice pictures of God's work occuring in the desert.
And please make special notice of "in the background, the bare feet of troops waiting to be baptized."
posted by Blicero : 2/22/2004 02:15:00 PM