Dear Eddie,
I need your advice on this very awkward situation. There is a certain "blogger" who has a certain "theological world view" that I do not possess myself. I love his "humor" and his "cartoons" are funny but, sometimes he "preaches" a little too much on "five" areas of "doctrine" I don't agree with. I happen to attend the Okeedokee Free Will Baptist Church of Tupelo, Mississippi and would like "him" to read my new pop-up book: "I Ain't No Puppet and I Ain't No Robot!". Do you think "he" would mind me sending it to "him" and charging him for the postage?
Your semi-fan,
Ludloe Moots
Dear Ludloe,
I think "he" has already read your book. "He" picked it up at a garage sale last week. My advice to you is to do a study on Romans 9, John 10, John 17 and Ephesians chapter one as soon as possible! But, I must say, you have "inspired" me to write a pop-up book. A pop-up book to refute you own. Will anyone out there in Lala Land help me with a working title?
"Henry Porter and The Choice Is Your Own."
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How about a pop-up version of "The Mortification of Sin"? It would be a great baby shower gift in combination with the Little Calvinist sippy cup.
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"The Little Reformers Alphabet Book"
Little calvinists could learn their ABC's by learning about Alleine, Bunyan, Calvin.... Zwingli.
(Of course I don't if there are any reformers whose last names begin with I, Q, X or Y!)
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A board book version of the Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit
Um, Eddie... I think you're going to have to give Pilgrim Mommy another toaster.Funny!
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ReplyDeleteYou just need a book with a pop-up tulip and Scripture references. I bet Hallmark would buy it.
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