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It is better to think of church in the ale-house than to think of the ale-house in church.
- Martin Luther
i’ve done both. it was better to think of church from the ale-house as i was in the ale house at the time.
adrian plass noted that gerald coates (well known english evangelical) is an anagram of ‘gods ale crate.’
no contest- pub each time!
Hee hee. We do church-but-not-as-you-know-it-in-the-pub once a month – best of both?
honestly, you ladies! shocking!
“God gave man beer because He loves us and wants us to be happy.” – Benjamin Franklin
Pub
quite right, happy!
mine’s a pint of old peculiar, laura!
whats the difference?
Well for one…at a pub no one forces you to sit silently and listen to a “lecture” for 45 minutes without any interaction or feedback whatsoever.
anyone know when the tradition of getting up and boring people in church started?
and anyone know what the biblical justification for this behaviour is?
Why does it have to be a choice?
Great funny though.
Jon, i guess the answer has to come when the church had to start to make itself different to the “world”. So they thought ‘hey the world is exciting so lets be boring, that way everyone will know that we are different’.
Good decision; well made.
you may have something there, will.
thanks bryan… you’ve given me another cartoon idea.
> anyone know when the tradition of getting up and boring people in church started?
Acts 20. Paul preaches all night and someone falls asleep and falls out a window.
o yeh, of course! thanks eric. we really have done paul justice on this one.
Church/Pub!
you mean a church which is a pub. been to a few of those… i was very distracted.
I think I’ll have a church IN A Pub.
it doesn’t have to be a tough call: http://www.i61.org/about
The Church every time, wherever it happens to be. See you in the pub next wednesday.
regards
Cliff
hahaha!
see you in the pub next wednesday for a little church, cliff!
Just popping down to the Fathers Arms…..
d’you want to come?
;]
aah, nice.