CHRISTIAN CELEBRITIES (PART #8)

Wow! This "Christian Celebrities" installment came together in record time, and I think it's one of the best yet! Bigger and better than ever... featuring Christian testimonials from Hayley Williams, Tim Sylvia, Alexis Bellino, Kristy Fenster, Christian Beadles, Kerri Pomarolli, Angel Porrino, Kirk Cameron, Jenna Boyd, Tracy Lear, Dennis Quaid, Ameriie, Mya Jane, Justin Forsett, JoJo, Diana Chaloux, Ryan Tedder (OneRepublic), Danielle Bisutti, Michelle Joy Phelps, CJ Hobgood, Cheryl Ladd, Shannon Richards, Kevin Sorbo, Jenn Sterger, Crissy Henderson, Donny Robinson, Damaris Lewis, Rasheeda, Brandon Flowers (The Killers), Malinda Williams, music by Destiny's Child

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Paramore
• Tim Sylvia
• Kirk Cameron
• Dennis Quaid
• Mya Jane
• Justin Forsett
• JoJo
• Ryan Tedder
• OneRepublic
• Kevin Sorbo
• Brandon Flowers
• The Killers
• Destiny's Child
• Beyonce
• Christian
• Christ
• Jesus
• God
• belief
• atheism
• atheist
• Richard Dawkins

[SouthTexasThrowdown]

@janetmonkey75 Yeah... go and try to find a picture of Mya Jane or Crissy Henderson that don't have them with their tits all popped out. There's plenty of pictures of women without their cleavage showing but those are women where you can actually get a google image of them without half naked.

[SouthTexasThrowdown]

@brunetteDUH "Mormonism is a cult."

Well I'm not going to argue that because it's irrelevant. You claim that Kirk Cameron is the only Christian on this list because Brandon Flowers is a Mormon. I don't know whether or not you noticed but there is two dozen other people on that list other than Brandon Flowers and Kirk Cameron. I was pretty clear about that so I don't know why your continuing on this talk about Mormons as if it has anything to do with what I said.

[SouthTexasThrowdown]

@logicpractitioner Apparently you need to read the rest of the comments. WHat I'm talking about has nothing to do with the differences between Mormonism and Christianity.

[logicpractitioner]

@stallion4life If I'm grasping at straws you are stomping all over them. Because of the culture media has created a lot of girls are trained to believe they are not worthy if they don't look a certain way. I'm not saying they are not women of faith, they just haven't "developed" (no pun intended) in their faith and are still relying on temporary things (no pun intended) for their happiness.

[stallion4life]

@logicpractitioner You're grasping at straws. The quotes from the recent videos are mostly culled from twitter feeds, so in most cases they're probably newer than the pics.

It's silly that you think these girls must lose their faith and suddenly let it all hang out. Truth is, most atheist girls I've known were buttoned-up and nerdy. That doesn't mean they're "good". The girls I know who have big fake boobs they show off are ALL professing Christians! That you think otherwise smacks of denial.

[logicpractitioner]

@stallion4life Then you are aware of the most likely connotation that it brings up and you use it anyway. That fits with your logic behind the pictures you post with the quotes.

[logicpractitioner]

@stallion4life You must see Christianity as a smorgas board where you pick and choose the parts you like and discard the rest.  Can't serve two masters.

[logicpractitioner]

@stallion4life I would say some of the quotes are outdated. You can find quotes of Britney Spears and the like saying they don't believe in sex before marriage. Obviously, they changed their minds and theology over time.

[stallion4life]

@logicpractitioner Also, please consider this: so far in this series there's been quotes from 250+ celebrities in all fields, and I have at least 60 more cued up. Compare this to the short lists of "usual suspect" Christian celebrities that get copied and pasted between websites, usually with no quotes! No matter what you think of my style, I've managed to dig up a huge amount of inspirational quotes from some expected and some unexpected Christians, and I think it's a valuable resource!

[stallion4life]

@logicpractitioner I'm not playing dumb. I try to choose pictures where the men and women look friendly, but also attractive, and I don't make any secret of my preferences with women. Keep in mind that many of these women base their careers at least partially on projecting a "sexy" image. Am I supposed to show Pam Anderson wearing a mu-mu? She shows off her boobs in every picture! But as long as the women use the platform they gain from their image to share their faith, I think it's positive.