Comments on: My Interview With Jonathan Acuff For Stuff Christians Like http://pastoralia.org/books/my-interview-with-jonathan-acuff-for-stuff-christians-like Welcome. I'm a husband, a father, an ordained minister, and a postmodern pilgrim. You can check out some of the projects I'm involved with below. In this space I mostly write about the intersections of Christianity and culture. Wed, 16 May 2012 14:35:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Julie waters http://pastoralia.org/books/my-interview-with-jonathan-acuff-for-stuff-christians-like/comment-page-1#comment-1734 Julie waters Sat, 24 Apr 2010 20:04:26 +0000 http://pastoralia.org/?p=1759#comment-1734 I can definitely understand the annoyance of taking secular ideas and putting a Christian spin on it. Although, I must admit, I did think about how Jesus took that old buddist (or maybe it was hindu - but I believe it was the former) story about the prodigal son - which was a modern secular story back then - and he then gave it a heavenly spin.:-) Of course, after a while, putting a Christian spin on modern secular idea does indeed get very tiring to where enough is enough. (kind of like reality shows. A few are alright but after a while you're willing to pay money - if you had any - to just make them stop). BTW - I've heard of *women* wearing *men's* pants - but never men wearing *women's* pants. I'd figure that would be a bit - *cough* - "constricting".:-) Maybe that's just me.... I can definitely understand the annoyance of taking secular ideas and putting a Christian spin on it. Although, I must admit, I did think about how Jesus took that old buddist (or maybe it was hindu – but I believe it was the former) story about the prodigal son – which was a modern secular story back then – and he then gave it a heavenly spin.:-) Of course, after a while, putting a Christian spin on modern secular idea does indeed get very tiring to where enough is enough. (kind of like reality shows. A few are alright but after a while you’re willing to pay money – if you had any – to just make them stop).

BTW – I’ve heard of *women* wearing *men’s* pants – but never men wearing *women’s* pants. I’d figure that would be a bit – *cough* – “constricting”.:-) Maybe that’s just me….

]]> By: Jason Coker – Support What Matters | lifeasmission http://pastoralia.org/books/my-interview-with-jonathan-acuff-for-stuff-christians-like/comment-page-1#comment-1595 Jason Coker – Support What Matters | lifeasmission Fri, 09 Apr 2010 19:37:53 +0000 http://pastoralia.org/?p=1759#comment-1595 [...] do some much needed Kingdom work.  Part of that work, for Jason, is blogging regularly.  He does interviews, book reviews, offers insightful theological reflections, and facilitates much needed conversation [...] [...] do some much needed Kingdom work.  Part of that work, for Jason, is blogging regularly.  He does interviews, book reviews, offers insightful theological reflections, and facilitates much needed conversation [...]

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