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customerserviceguy

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30. I see it as the dying gasps

Reply to stillwaiting (Reply #9)

Sun Jan 15, 2012, 06:45 PM

Jan 2012

of a faith tradition that more and more of us are abandoning as the quaint anachronism that it is.

They wouldn't have felt the need to run this a few decades ago. They're getting desperate now that the generation representing the baby boomers' parents is dying off.

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Jebus wept malaise Jan 2012 #1

Obviously it didn't help. hobbit709 Jan 2012 #2

LOL underpants Jan 2012 #3

As long as they would except an offer to run an Atheist or a Muslim commercial I'm okay with it. aaaaaa5a Jan 2012 #4

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And they say the media has a liberal bias. nt aaaaaa5a Jan 2012 #23

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If you dissect the passage (John 3:16) edhopper Jan 2012 #6

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Or the prayers from the Niners QB were more worthy. TheOther95Percent Jan 2012 #22

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It doesn't require christian pipoman Jan 2012 #13

You're right. It doesn't REQUIRE it, it just helps in predisposing individuals to think this way. stillwaiting Jan 2012 #17

+1 Fumesucker Jan 2012 #14

Blind faith in religion takes the ambiguity out of life/existence for conservatives. Zorra Jan 2012 #29

I see it as the dying gasps customerserviceguy Jan 2012 #30

Big Deal.. pipoman Jan 2012 #10

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Commercials are powerful. Think about it. aaaaaa5a Jan 2012 #25

Preaching to the choir customerserviceguy Jan 2012 #31

Child explotation at its worse-nc randr Jan 2012 #15

It's good to be reminded customerserviceguy Jan 2012 #32

Even as an atheist, I though it was a very well done commercial hack89 Jan 2012 #16

Oh, yeah, Tebow? Well, Austin 3:16 says, "The Pats just whupped your ass!" Crankie Avalon Jan 2012 #27

Eh, the commercial could've been a lot worse... Drunken Irishman Jan 2012 #33