Christopedia — Page 2

#26

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:16pm

I'm not sure what "real" or "fake" means for something like this.

It doesn't claim to be sponsored by any particular church or organization.

Updated On: 10/6/09 at 12:16 PM

#27

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:17pm

you'd what?

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#28

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:19pm

LOL Check out the description of Jesus!
Jesus of Christopedia

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#29

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:21pm

Sorry, editing problem.

I was going to say I'd be interested to know how many registered users, or whatever, there were. Then I went to see if that info was on the site (didn't see it), and forgot to edit.

#30

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:22pm

Pastor Sloppy Joe's page is blank.

#31

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:25pm

Here's a pic of Jesus!

Taken in 24 A.D. according to this reliable site.

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Updated On: 10/6/09 at 12:25 PM

#32

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:29pm

I honestly can't decide if it's a joke or not. The more I read of it, the more I think it IS (check out the rules and guidelines), but fundamentalist christianity has done such a good job of sincerely presenting itself as totally batsh*t and off the rails that it's hard NOT to believe that this itself is a sincere manifestation of ideology.

#33

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:34pm

I suspect that it wasn't started as a joke, but being an "ipedia" it allows anyone to contribute so I'm sure some people are making it a joke.

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#34

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:34pm

Phyllis, my read is some guy tried to set this thing up (and it seems redundant, because there's already a conservapedia) but did a really half-assed job and/or quickly abandoned it leaving it an uncontrolled wilderness of nuts and/or hackers.

I mean, that photo's a great example. There's no way it's a photo of Jesus from 24 AD. If the photo was that old, it would have been in black and white, not color.

#35

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:40pm

If you click on "Editing", "Help" or "Contents" on the main page, it just leads you to deleted pages.

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"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian

#36

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:44pm

Taz, I was thinking the same thing.

#37

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:44pm

Chick Tracts are real, though!
The Death Cookie!

#38

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:45pm

My Kringapedia (coming soon) is going to be real, too.

I'm just not sure what it's going to be.

#39

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:46pm

I think clicking on any entry will lead you to either a line from "Follies" or a post on BWW.

#40

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:50pm

I think it was in fact started as a real Christian site, but it has been edited rather hideously over time.

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#41

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:53pm

LOL, reg!

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#42

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 12:56pm

The Chick tracts provide hours of entertainment. If you think it quaint that women fainted hearing Clark Gable say damn, imagine the days when crude squiggly line drawings were enough to induce vomiting!

#43

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 1:00pm

And kids love them, too!

It’s fun to hear what they say when they get Chick tracts.

After you’ve done it once, you will understand how much kids love these things. Here are some of the things we have heard them say,

“Wow, comic books!”

“Hey, they’ve got the good stuff here!”

“I’ve already got this one. Can I have that one instead?”

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#44

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 1:04pm

And you know they the Chick site isn't fake, because you can BUY things.

#45

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 1:11pm

I love this one. All you have to do is avoid staying at Camp Basil Bub.
BOO!

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"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian

#46

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 1:16pm

I mean, that photo's a great example. There's no way it's a photo of Jesus from 24 AD. If the photo was that old, it would have been in black and white, not color.



BWAAAHHHHAAAAAA! That really made me LOL!

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#47

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 1:30pm

Joey and his flannel-frocked pastor are awfully calm on the morning following the massacre of several high school students and Sheriff Buford. And Satan obviously wears the pumpkin on his head to hide his receding hairline.

Updated On: 10/6/09 at 01:30 PM

#48

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 1:41pm

I found the real photo. Who is stupid enough to believe Jesus is an African woman? Everyone knows Jesus is a Hispanic name.

But the pastor is right. Druids are spooky.

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"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian

#49

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 1:43pm

I'm glad that by the time I was school-age I had Nancy Reagan around to tell me to just say no to midnight cat sacrificing.

#50

re: Christopedia

Posted: 10/6/09 at 1:52pm

Is it wrong that I'm peeing my self with laughter?!

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