We now have it. Finally someone made a Christian version of YouTube. What is it called? GodTube of course. I really don't understand why Christians feel it is necessary to replicate the things we see in society and make them "Christian" and therefore more holy and better.
It is actually not a new thing, we've been doing it for a long time. There are lots of rumors that many old hymn have their roots as popular songs. Many believe that Christmas was started as an alternative to Pagan winter festivals.
Why do we do this? Why mimic culture to make Jesus more relevant? Isn't he relevant on his own? Or is mimicking culture just being "all things to all people"as Paul wrote?
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1 comment:
I feel the same there are alot cultural nonbiblical beliefs that we as christians we take upon our selves and call it christian. RESEARCH the history and you
would shocked about the holidays.
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