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If you had to pick your champion episode..
So, what do we think is the best single episode to date to show to a Christian?
You have a friend over and they happen to be Christian.....they are willing to watch a funny show you downloaded.... you have a one episode shot at injecting some sliver of doubt into their world view which episode do you choose?
Personally I'm torn between The Messages, and The Evil but there are a lot of plum contenders.
What are your picks?
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Permalink Reply by Dave Lucente on -
I have not finished watching all of them yet, but I'm guessing all of them would offend my father. If I had to choose one, it would have to be Mr. Deity and The Light. It's very light hearted and it doesn't have a message that can be offensive to a theist.
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Permalink Reply by Tammie Webster on -
The Trinity is really funny and would probably show that to my christian friend and when it finished say "is that right?"
Then I would show "Mr Deity and the Woman" for laughs. My fav line is at the End when Lucy comes in and she says "wow it's such a big day for her. I'll take care of her while you guys go get ready" and Mr Deity replies "I was thinking Black Tie"
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Permalink Reply by Diana D on -
LOL, yeah I thought of "The Woman" when I first saw this thread because I was thinking more along the lines of something I could show a Christian friend for laughs rather than provoking thought (which is pretty difficult with that ilk.)
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Permalink Reply by Domenic De Masi on -
I loved the Trinity episode but then again I love them all!
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Permalink Reply by Sam in WV on -
THE BEST is "the identity crisis". I find this is especially instructive for my UU friends, who have never been into the "trinity" thing.
"Who is he" and "What's on 2nd". LOL! -
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Permalink Reply by FoxDragon on -
I think the episodes about the host, and the trinity would be the best, for an introduction to thew show at least.
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Permalink Reply by Denis Robert on -
Identity Crisis... No question for me.
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Permalink Reply by David Layton on -
Mine is Mr. Deity and the Light. Since most Christians do not buy into the Genesis story, they laugh without feeling offended.
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