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To: Swordfished
Remember the WWJD bracelets? What a bunch of symbolic BS.

They're not only symbolic BS, they're also big moneymakers for the producers. I knew this guy who owned a Christian bookstore and made tons of money selling WWJD bracelets and fish stickers and those nail neckalces and all that junk, and he wasn't the least bit a Christian. It was just a business to him. He figured a lot of Christians wanted swag so he might as well sell it to them.

So...anyone know who's making these flag pins? Too late to buy that stock, I suppose.

32 posted on 10/05/2007 11:22:37 AM PDT by mngran
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To: mngran; Swordfished

The WWJD bracelets weren’t really symbolic, though, were they? What did they symbolize? They were perhaps simple reminders, but a symbol is more powerful than that.

I’m actually quite the fan of symbolism, particularly that used by the Catholic Church. It requires the viewer reflect upon a subject, personalize it, deal with it, revitalize it. It’s something I think we Protestants miss out on at times.


48 posted on 10/05/2007 11:46:42 AM PDT by CheyennePress
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