Okay, the basic idea makes sense. A dating site for Christian singles. It makes sense that people would want to date/marry/whatever someone who shares their religious beliefs.
He was a Zoroastrianist, she worshipped Ba'al.
Star-crossed lovers.
What I don't get is their slogan.
Find God's match for you.
My wife's cousin is single, I'm just sayin'.
So God has someone in mind for you. But what, he doesn't do retail? He needs a middle-man?
Man. I'd really like to see Jim and Judy get together, those kids would be perfect for each other, but if I set them up, then I"m going to have to fix up everybody, and who has the time?
Plus, last time didn't work out so great, and I'm never gonna hear the end of that!
How is it not offensive to claim that their business is to hook you up with "God's Match?" Since they are the ones doing the matchmaking, are they not claiming to be God? Is that not blasphemy? Does that not earn you a stoning?
Or are they saying that once you pay them your money, then and only then will God reveal unto them the person who is the perfect match for you, and quell suprise! she's also a Christian Mingle client! And somehow God never reccommends anyone who isn't a client of their company. Just a coinicidence, I'm sure.
*high voice* Blasphemer! *low voice* Blasphemer!
ReplyDeleteHahahahahaha, one of my favourite scenes from Life of Brian!
Have you noticed? Mingle rhymes with dingle. A coincidence? I think not.
ReplyDeleteWhat better way to bring together lonely, trusting individuals and the confidence men and women who will fleece them?
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