He was unable to hold back his tears as he imagined the Muslims, Hindus, Jews, Mormons, Buddhists, Atheists, Agnostics, Methodists, and Catholics of Alabama sloughing off their heretical ways and joining in a beautifully nondiverse, unoriginal song of subordination, self-denial, and religious dogma. Remembering that Southern Baptists have yet to saint anyone, Cosby wondered if he would be the first to receive that recognition. He popped in the latest Marilyn Manson CD and slowly drifted off to sleep. Unsusceptible to the dangers of homelessness, it was easy for him to forget the people who sleep in cardboard boxes, under newspaper blankets, or on steam vents. To the Jesus Video Project, the answer is clear.
Individual lives are unimportant until the very last nonChristian converts.
Only then can one begin to worry about human beings instead of souls. In an attempt to bring light to its nonsensical motives, the Alabama Freethought Association publicly criticized the video distribution. Whether they are Christian or not, I imagine very few individuals have escaped hearing the legends surrounding Jesus' birth, life, and death. But for one reason or another, a small group of Alabama residents didn't bite when they heard the myth for the first time. Perhaps Judas was right.