The Bible Doesn't Say that it DIDN'T happen... |
What Would Jesus Do?
We see this age old question posed in the form of bumper stickers, posters, jewelry and even in the form of tattoos
What would he do? He would get a tattoo that can only be read when giving you the finger is what he'd do! |
Would he hate all the same people that we do?
Would he vote for the same Tea Parties that we do?
Would he deny all the same science that we do?
It is hard to say.
In order to answer these questions, and to ensure that we are looking down our noses at the right people,
Pffft, Stupid Richard Dawkins |
we need to go to the source.
No, not Ken Hovind.
He just thinks that Jesus wouldn't pay taxes |
I mean the Bible.
I have compiled a short list of 10 things that we can be SURE Jesus would do, as detailed by his clearly accurate biography, the New Testament.
Top 5 Things that Jesus Would Do.
5. He would be a bit irrational about his fruit. Specifically Figs. God hates Figs and that hatred has been passed on to the son in this case. He has been seen yelling at them, cursing them to never bear fruit again, comparing them to his vile enemies and throwing tantrums for them being out of season when he is hungry. So don't expect him to behave in the fruits and vegetable section of the grocery store. This brings us to the next thing that Jesus would do....
4. He would kick some vendor ass! If his casting out of the money lenders taught us anything (and we like to think it has), it is that Jesus hates sidewalk sales and that he was probably the worlds first case of 'roid rage. (Probably ate some out of season figs) This is where Jesus completely flipped his wig, whipping vendors for their money morals, overturning tables and throwing their money all over the place. No word if his roid rage extends to garage sales or church bake sales.
3. Jesus would take care of all the parental discipline problems of the world. How you ask? What amazing technique would he reveal in order to mentor our children to behave as we wish them to?
Fear.
Mind crippling, life threatening fear.
He would threaten them with death. That would sort them out. Well, maybe not initially, but once Jesus killed a few of our childrens' sassy friends and fear of defiance becomes overwhelming, I imagine that obedience follows shortly thereafter.
2. Jesus wouldn't wash his hands before supper. He didn't believe in bacteria, or dirt or cooties coming from dirty hands. All he believed could make you sick was your actions (largly comprised of actions relating to your genitalia). I think that it is a layover from all the trouble he got into from his dad for hanging out with prostitutes.
1. What would he use these dirty smelly hands for? Beating slaves. I know, I know "There is no more slavery" you say. And I agree! But Michelle Bachman and many Republicans believe that african american families were better off during the slave years, and Adrian Peterson thinks that his multi million dollar paycheck is only a shackle for the slavery that is the NFL so maybe slavery DOES exist in the modern world. I would think that Jesus would DEFINITELY compare gay marriage to slavery, and a million dollar job?
Definitely slavery.
Maybe he will decide that these are the people need the first beatings. Could we be so lucky?
Bonus Answer! He would secretly give the salvation finger to atheists and anyone else who doesn't believe in him. If his parables have made any impact other than completely confusing people and making them misinterpret his every word, then Jesus didn't mean to do it. He doesn't want to convert unbelievers, he doesn't even like us, but he DOES want to maintain his professional appearance and make it appear that he is trying to. This is why Jesus invented parables. To ensure that the terrible people (meaning people who don't have a Jesus fish on their car) don't mingle in heaven with his homies. Believers will already know what his stories mean, leaving confused atheists and other religions out in the cold.
Or, er, hot.
Ever wonder why Heaven is a gated community? Just one more way to keep the riff raff out.
Does all this not sound at all like the Jesus you knew?
Don't worry, he'll be back with his zombie army to stab, burn, trample, and generally get all killy with us.
You can ask him to clarify everything then.
4. He would kick some vendor ass! If his casting out of the money lenders taught us anything (and we like to think it has), it is that Jesus hates sidewalk sales and that he was probably the worlds first case of 'roid rage. (Probably ate some out of season figs) This is where Jesus completely flipped his wig, whipping vendors for their money morals, overturning tables and throwing their money all over the place. No word if his roid rage extends to garage sales or church bake sales.
You're next! |
Fear.
Mind crippling, life threatening fear.
He would threaten them with death. That would sort them out. Well, maybe not initially, but once Jesus killed a few of our childrens' sassy friends and fear of defiance becomes overwhelming, I imagine that obedience follows shortly thereafter.
2. Jesus wouldn't wash his hands before supper. He didn't believe in bacteria, or dirt or cooties coming from dirty hands. All he believed could make you sick was your actions (largly comprised of actions relating to your genitalia). I think that it is a layover from all the trouble he got into from his dad for hanging out with prostitutes.
We can only assume that these holes are the result of his dirty, infected hands |
1. What would he use these dirty smelly hands for? Beating slaves. I know, I know "There is no more slavery" you say. And I agree! But Michelle Bachman and many Republicans believe that african american families were better off during the slave years, and Adrian Peterson thinks that his multi million dollar paycheck is only a shackle for the slavery that is the NFL so maybe slavery DOES exist in the modern world. I would think that Jesus would DEFINITELY compare gay marriage to slavery, and a million dollar job?
Definitely slavery.
Maybe he will decide that these are the people need the first beatings. Could we be so lucky?
Bonus Answer! He would secretly give the salvation finger to atheists and anyone else who doesn't believe in him. If his parables have made any impact other than completely confusing people and making them misinterpret his every word, then Jesus didn't mean to do it. He doesn't want to convert unbelievers, he doesn't even like us, but he DOES want to maintain his professional appearance and make it appear that he is trying to. This is why Jesus invented parables. To ensure that the terrible people (meaning people who don't have a Jesus fish on their car) don't mingle in heaven with his homies. Believers will already know what his stories mean, leaving confused atheists and other religions out in the cold.
Or, er, hot.
Ever wonder why Heaven is a gated community? Just one more way to keep the riff raff out.
Where is your Muhammed NOW? (Shut the gate Peter) |
Does all this not sound at all like the Jesus you knew?
Don't worry, he'll be back with his zombie army to stab, burn, trample, and generally get all killy with us.
You can ask him to clarify everything then.