It doesn't take long for such cultural things to catch up to technology, does it? Seriously, the bible on DVD has been around for a long time.
But it's still ridiculous.
So it's 2:00 am, and I'm watching infomercials (meaning I'm watching Tom Green while leaving infomercials on) when I realized I was subliminally soaking in a paid advertisement for a box set of the bible on DVD.
First off, bibles (if hypothetically are actually holy and are a real "word of God,") shouldn't have monetary value. It doesn't make sense, especially when some passages warn against the thought.
Next, it is ridiculous for the sake of its own concept. Oh my god. Is it a sin to be too lethargic to actually read the "word of God?" The DVD set is a 'dramatized' version of the bible, and was acclaimed to be perfect for a (serious quote here) "rambunctious Bible study group of kids," whether one exists or not.
So a dramatized version of the Bible is necessary to teach it, since you're pretty much admitting the Bible is too boring to begin with?
This is what comes on TV at 2:00 am. Crazy.
/rant.
So it's 2:00 am, and I'm watching infomercials (meaning I'm watching Tom Green while leaving infomercials on) when I realized I was subliminally soaking in a paid advertisement for a box set of the bible on DVD.
First off, bibles (if hypothetically are actually holy and are a real "word of God,") shouldn't have monetary value. It doesn't make sense, especially when some passages warn against the thought.
Next, it is ridiculous for the sake of its own concept. Oh my god. Is it a sin to be too lethargic to actually read the "word of God?" The DVD set is a 'dramatized' version of the bible, and was acclaimed to be perfect for a (serious quote here) "rambunctious Bible study group of kids," whether one exists or not.
So a dramatized version of the Bible is necessary to teach it, since you're pretty much admitting the Bible is too boring to begin with?
This is what comes on TV at 2:00 am. Crazy.
/rant.
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