Click on this link to listen to the broadcast ---> Godless America
My wife and I were cleaning up the apartment the other day in preparation for friends to come over. I went out to grab some drinks (mostly for myself) and I when I came home, she had this broadcast playing on her Computer. It's nothing more than an audio interview which causes us to ask questions about our "love" for Jesus and how we blindly adhere to a love for the Bible without truly understanding it's message.
This is not a broadcast to make you feel good inside or to feel inspired to continue on with your Christian values; rather this piece of audio journalism will either cause you to question you own religious upbringing, or piss you off because you don't agree with it. But for anyone who has never fully understood their own beliefs, and/or questioned the fact that most Christians truly don't understand what the Bible is talking about, this broadcast will hit right at home.
Click on this link to listen to the broadcast ---> Godless America
For me, it's a perfect representation of my brain's thought process when it comes to this matter. I've always wondered about the writers of the Bible and many of the claims made within. Were these people actually prophets? Was Jesus the real son of God or was he just a crazy person who yelled and screamed at people? Why is the passage of Sodom and Gomorrah used as evidence that homosexuality is wrong and NOT used to show how sexual child abuse is an evil thing?
It asks a lot of good questions. You may or may not agree with a lot of what is said in this broadcast, but it certainly makes you think about how you've utilized the Bible most of your life.
Click on this link to listen to the broadcast ---> Godless America
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And finally...boy, I sure hope to hire this guy to get me through my emotional trauma! I understand what he might be getting at, that he isn't the ultimate solution and in the end it's up to you to fix your own problems, but it's still a funny way of wording your advertisement; almost sounds as if he doesn't have confidence in himself to do his job. And the ad is actually pretty cheaply made, wouldn't you agree?
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