Q&A on satire … and some bonus jokes
Jeff Laird
April 6, 2015
I get asked some version of this from time to time, wasn't surprised to see it come through the website. If you're happy, and you know it, lighten up!
Question: Is it wrong to satirize or joke about Christ and Christian faith?
Answer: A pastor was running late for a counseling session, and couldn’t find parking anywhere near the office building he was headed to. Desperate to make it on time, he pulled into a “no parking” zone, and left a note on his windshield, which said: “I’m a minister . . .
Ed Chait
April 4, 2015 · Edited
I received this question and I'm struggling with it because the questioner is asking specifically about GQ's position on a specific Christian organization.
I've only briefly researched the organization at this point, but so far it seems sound on the essential tenets and doctrines of the faith.
My difficulty with this question is that after what I recently experienced and learned about, I personally would not recommend a Christian organization that does not hold to a literal hermeneutic, 
Craig Simons
April 1, 2015
I have a dilemma going on as I am doing my Bible reading. Maybe you all can help. I know God is holy and we are not. I know he hates sin and will punish it. That being said, I'm having difficulty reconciling the violence in the Old Testament and the violence committed by Muslims today. I have difficulty condemning what, say, ISIS is doing versus what God commanded Joshua and Israel to do in taking the land He was giving them.
Thoughts?
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Lincoln Bostick
April 1, 2015 · Los Angeles, CA
Hello family, I have a question for which I could use your collective wisdom. For tithing purposes, would you tell someone to tithe on their child support?
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Craig Simons I personally think it's erroneous to call it "tithing" under the new covenant since tithing was a means to support the Levitical priesthood who served in the temple. To not tithe was not an 