Pastor Abshire's assessment of this evangelical cotton-candy religion is right on target. Mostly these fads are harmless enough, just a bit tacky, sometimes perhaps a little insipid but nothing really to get upset about. They too will pass, and do no real damage to the Kingdom. First, these initials were put on a bracelet, then like some horrible, growing blob creature from a 1950s B movie, they began appearing on anything and everything. Now, really, I don't have a problem with the WWJD bracelet, bumper sticker, baseball cap or pen and pencil set.
Marketers have to make a living too.
And though I think it a little adolescent, it's no big deal. A number of e-mails, cards and advertising blurbs have recently crossed my desk telling me that THIS little logo is THE cutting edge of responsible Christian living. First of all, the very question itself borders on blasphemy. Jesus was the incarnate Son of God. We cannot always know what Jesus knows nor do what Jesus would do.