The beauty and horror of studying six very famous pastors is the diversity of opinions about who they are and what they say. A daily spin through hundreds of Google Alerts generally produces at least one laugh and more than a few groans. It is amazing to see all these 20-something kids writing prodigiously their most private thoughts, all for the sake of public consumption. The reality TV culture upon which war should be declared except on the days it produces lines like this, "So I like a basic, self-help, feel-good theology. I'm busy with life right now, and I need a McJesus." Yes, wisdom for the ages from the tell-all, filterless blogosphere. Can you guess which uberpastor had this gem on his Google Alert list?
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Kids These Days
The beauty and horror of studying six very famous pastors is the diversity of opinions about who they are and what they say. A daily spin through hundreds of Google Alerts generally produces at least one laugh and more than a few groans. It is amazing to see all these 20-something kids writing prodigiously their most private thoughts, all for the sake of public consumption. The reality TV culture upon which war should be declared except on the days it produces lines like this, "So I like a basic, self-help, feel-good theology. I'm busy with life right now, and I need a McJesus." Yes, wisdom for the ages from the tell-all, filterless blogosphere. Can you guess which uberpastor had this gem on his Google Alert list?
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