Christians and Their Cars
The official car of Emergent. This one was a no-brainer. Maybe it's because of the whole enviro-friendly thing, or maybe it's the anti-western / north-american mentality. Either way, those emerging types do like their echoes.
The official car of the middle-class, conservative church family. Okay, okay, so it's not technically even a car. But if you're going to haul around those 2.3 children from your middle-class home to soccer practice, the Montana is a must.
The official van of the Dutch / Christian Reformed. Because when your children number a baker's dozen, there just really aren't that many options.
The official car of the seminary student. Students in beat-up, old cars. How cliché.
I tried to think of more, but that's all I could come up with off the top of my head. Any more suggestions?
11 comments:
How about the Dodge "Omni" for those U/U types? Wait, you said Christians...
not only did was my "emergent-mobile" identified in make and model, but I couldn't help but notice it's even the same color as mine! :)
Yer so cheeze.
Derifter: U/U types?
James: LOL... yeah, I couldn't help it, you're not the only one I know with a blue one though, that's the funny thing. :)
Ian: I was trying to find a purple car to use for the picture, but I couldn't find one suitable. :)
Purple????
Baaaaahhhhhaaaahhhhaaaaahhhhaaaaaa!
U/U= Unitarian/Universalist
Ahhh... gotcha. :-D
Funny!
Hey .... easy now Julian, I am the proud owner of two of the above mentioned vehicles, and I ain't Dutch!
JLF81,
Pardon my brief departure from the topic, but I've been meaning to ask if your photo is a depiction of 1 Cor 13:12 (For now we see through a glass darkly...) ?
Ha ha! Sorry. I will never ask you that again. Once is plenty.
Derifter: That's way more thoughtful than anything I could come up with, dude. I like it. Now I'll have an answer for anyone who asks if it's a beer glass! ;-) j/k... it really was a root beer.
Dave: I knew you owned one... but so do sooooo many others I know (including my mom and a couple of various aunts and uncles), so naturally I couldn't resist. I don't imagine it will be too many years before I own one myself. :-)
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