In a review of Michael Wittmer's new book, Don't Stop Believing, blogger Tad Delay speaks about Rob Bell in precise, generationally senstive, vernacular. "I’m not saying anything critical of Rob Bell disciples; I have a bit of a man-crush on the prophet of G-Rap myself." That's enough to make the prophet from G-Rap, the Moses of the second exodus, BC's Brother Bell blush. We applaud Delay for speaking boldly about the manly affections so many harbor.
Friday, October 31, 2008
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In a review of Michael Wittmer's new book, Don't Stop Believing, blogger Tad Delay speaks about Rob Bell in precise, generationally senstive, vernacular. "I’m not saying anything critical of Rob Bell disciples; I have a bit of a man-crush on the prophet of G-Rap myself." That's enough to make the prophet from G-Rap, the Moses of the second exodus, BC's Brother Bell blush. We applaud Delay for speaking boldly about the manly affections so many harbor.
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All I can say is "Ugh."
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