Has the Christian Church Forgotten Its Urban Roots? - Emily Badger - The Atlantic Cities
“Oftentimes, it’s been Christians who’ve been the slowest to see new cultural trends in what’s going on,” Buzzard says. And if more Christians don’t heed this call? “The consequences would be great. You’d have an increasingly marginalized Christian community in America, really not incredibly relevant to where the bulk of our population is living.”
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I know that Christian coffee exists. I know this because I did a search on Google for “Christian coffee” and received a ton of results. I’ve never drank a cup of coffee that was billed as “Christian” coffee, but I can tell you with near certainty that it sucks. Why do I think this way? Because Christians are great at ideation and terrible at execution.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/58b0efe71bf1dfa51b2bbb28b1fc1af6/tumblr_mm7zal3Qso1rxxffuo1_1280.jpg)
Christian Coffee - [IMG] Insert Image
I know that Christian coffee exists. I know this because I did a search on Google for “Christian coffee” and received a ton of results. I’ve never drank a cup of coffee that was billed as “Christian” coffee, but I can tell you with near certainty that it sucks. Why do I think this way? Because Christians are great at ideation and terrible at execution.
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After watching this three times the hemispheres of my brain are the equivalent of cross-eyed.
So, like….real war.
End table tops for @MugsCafeArgenta
Lunch break: William Stout’s 100 Cartoon Portraits of Legendary Blues Artists.
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