Actually, that is a good idea. But, I already have 3 comments (including you and me) so I think I will let it stay as is. Wish I had thought of that though. Maybe they'll make a movie entitled 333 soon.
If you ignored the horrific conditions of the enlisted quarters, the Arminian Navy once had the finest outfitted U-boat fleets seen in the theological conflicts of the 1930's. Here you can see Pastor Captain Bahzil Uppercrust as he checks in on Admiral Minister Sternbelly as the Admiral prepairs to fire off a broadside. Oddly both men's pencils caught fire of their own free will... very odd...
That awkward moment in the smoking room after dinner at the Presbyterian seminary when the new professor of theology is working a crossword puzzle and asks the dean for a five letter word for the "doctrines of grace".
So you're smoking and reading the Bible. What are you? Dutch Masters Reformed?
ReplyDeleteI don't have a caption, but a suggestion that your retract this one and redo it using a still from the hit movie 300
ReplyDeleteActually, that is a good idea. But, I already have 3 comments (including you and me) so I think I will let it stay as is. Wish I had thought of that though. Maybe they'll make a movie entitled 333 soon.
ReplyDeleteyou could always rename this one 301...
ReplyDeleteand/or consider the new sequel to be named "301"?
If you ignored the horrific conditions of the enlisted quarters, the Arminian Navy once had the finest outfitted U-boat fleets seen in the theological conflicts of the 1930's. Here you can see Pastor Captain Bahzil Uppercrust as he checks in on Admiral Minister Sternbelly as the Admiral prepairs to fire off a broadside. Oddly both men's pencils caught fire of their own free will... very odd...
ReplyDeleteThat awkward moment in the smoking room after dinner at the Presbyterian seminary when the new professor of theology is working a crossword puzzle and asks the dean for a five letter word for the "doctrines of grace".
ReplyDeleteWinner!
DeleteYancey is shocked when he sees his roommate, Spinney, reading Finney's systematic theology with great enjoyment and agreement.
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