Which quote is more sermon-like?

[they don't love you like i love you]

From the same person, but not the same sermon (first one is from this morning though.)

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

I'm visiting your church someday.

[Tetro Kornbluth]

I'm visiting your church someday.

This is the only possible reaction.

[World politics is up Schmitt creek]

I'm visiting your church someday.

This is the only possible reaction.

[Kitteh]

I'm visiting your church someday.

This is the only possible reaction.

[Goldwater]

I'm visiting your church someday.

This is the only possible reaction.

[ilikeverin]

I don't see anything particularly astounding about either of these quotes.  Have people just never been to a liberal Protestant church before?

[World politics is up Schmitt creek]

I don't see anything particularly astounding about either of these quotes.  Have people just never been to a liberal Protestant church before?

There's 'liberal' and then there's calling people 'hot' and talking about the 'guy from Braveheart' in sermons.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

I don't see anything particularly astounding about either of these quotes.  Have people just never been to a liberal Protestant church before?

There's 'liberal' and then there's calling people 'hot' and talking about the 'guy from Braveheart' in sermons.

Only in America.

[they don't love you like i love you]

I don't see anything particularly astounding about either of these quotes.  Have people just never been to a liberal Protestant church before?

There's 'liberal' and then there's calling people 'hot' and talking about the 'guy from Braveheart' in sermons.

Only in America.

Well according to oakvale and belgian in IRC no one in Europe ever converts and everyone is considered to be stuck with their religion for life (even if they turn atheist). So yes such a church is something you won't find likely outside of the US (and I suppose Canada, Australia and South Africa.)

[Smid]

I don't see anything particularly astounding about either of these quotes.  Have people just never been to a liberal Protestant church before?

There's 'liberal' and then there's calling people 'hot' and talking about the 'guy from Braveheart' in sermons.

I've never attended a particularly liberal congregation, but that sounds completely normal to me.

[World politics is up Schmitt creek]

I don't see anything particularly astounding about either of these quotes.  Have people just never been to a liberal Protestant church before?

There's 'liberal' and then there's calling people 'hot' and talking about the 'guy from Braveheart' in sermons.

I've never attended a particularly liberal congregation, but that sounds completely normal to me.

Really? Huh. Strange.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

I don't see anything particularly astounding about either of these quotes.  Have people just never been to a liberal Protestant church before?

There's 'liberal' and then there's calling people 'hot' and talking about the 'guy from Braveheart' in sermons.

I go to a “liberal” Baptist church. We watched a scene in Psycho before. And comparisons to Longshanks from Braveheart are quite frequent at my church for some reason. Rick Scott was compared to Emperor Decius.

[Donerail]

Can't see either being used in any sort of sermon.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Who in the world would put those in a sermon!?

[Torie]

Well since I don't know much about either God or pop culture, it's all Greek to me.