Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did she say "if God is love, then hell doesn't exist"? Because if yes, that would be the nail in the coffin for me. She'll officially be parked in the false teacher lot. Which I feel like she's flirted with quite a bit, but this would be a new level of garbage.
From the transcript of her latest podcast:
“Yes, and also abusive. And when I got to kind of pull up 50,000 feet and look down on that and realize that, first of all, not only is the cognitive dissonance untenable, you just simply cannot relegate an all-loving God with eternal damnation, torment. Those don't match.”
A few sentences later:
“It is not true at all.
And certainly about the idea of hell.”
And later in the discussion:
“And they're always like, Mom, we know you don't believe in hell anymore. We're not afraid of it, okay? I'm like, well, you know what?
This exploration is safe because there's no hell. They're like, we know. You keep telling us.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a liberal Episcopal but even I roll my eyes at these deconstructionists. It feels like they’re just trying to play up to an audience. And they all sound the exact same! We get it, you were embarrassed remembering your fundy youth camp and purity ring. My God, we get it.
A phase many people have "deconstructed" privately, long before their late 40's, without feeling the need to "instruct" everyone else. I also roll my eyes at the way they didn't question the narrative, because it was working for their image, their lives, while ignorning the people who were suffering from not being able to fit into the framework, preaching it right up until life smacks them in the face, then all the sudden, they are "deconstructing". Like this would have been a lot more impressive if you had done this when you were 30.
Anonymous wrote:I’m a liberal Episcopal but even I roll my eyes at these deconstructionists. It feels like they’re just trying to play up to an audience. And they all sound the exact same! We get it, you were embarrassed remembering your fundy youth camp and purity ring. My God, we get it.
Anonymous wrote:Um... you guys... (smack lips, play with hair)...I'm in New York with Tyler because he's on (whisper) GMA tomorrow! And tonight... in one hour.. we are going to see Othello! I'm not really sure what the story line is, but it's got (whisper) Denzel in it!! I told Tyler, O my gosh!! Denzel!!! (is it weird to tell my boyfriend that I am excited to see another black guy?) but Tyler said, "Girl, I get it!!" (hmmm.... that comment may need to be explored a bit further wink wink) But anyway, guys.... ummm.. (smack, play with hair) I'm in New York and this city is just so magical. I practically live here now. Also, go buy Tyler's book. Okay, off to see Denzel!!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did she say "if God is love, then hell doesn't exist"? Because if yes, that would be the nail in the coffin for me. She'll officially be parked in the false teacher lot. Which I feel like she's flirted with quite a bit, but this would be a new level of garbage.
From the transcript of her latest podcast:
“Yes, and also abusive. And when I got to kind of pull up 50,000 feet and look down on that and realize that, first of all, not only is the cognitive dissonance untenable, you just simply cannot relegate an all-loving God with eternal damnation, torment. Those don't match.”
A few sentences later:
“It is not true at all.
And certainly about the idea of hell.”
And later in the discussion:
“And they're always like, Mom, we know you don't believe in hell anymore. We're not afraid of it, okay? I'm like, well, you know what?
This exploration is safe because there's no hell. They're like, we know. You keep telling us.”
Anonymous wrote:Jen is still stuck in 1995 when a 5 min guest slot on GMA was a huge flex.
Anonymous wrote:Did she say "if God is love, then hell doesn't exist"? Because if yes, that would be the nail in the coffin for me. She'll officially be parked in the false teacher lot. Which I feel like she's flirted with quite a bit, but this would be a new level of garbage.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: I told Tyler, O my gosh!! Denzel!!! (is it weird to tell my boyfriend that I am excited to see another black guy?) but Tyler said, "Girl, I get it!!" (hmmm.... that comment may need to be explored a bit further wink wink)
I came here to comment on this but then couldn’t even find the words. She’s so weird, and not in a good way.
I also thought, "What a weird thing to say." She is 3 years into this faux-lationship, and she still needs to constantly remind us that she is dating a black guy.
My husband and I are both white. My celebrity crush was Anthony Bourdain (RIP). The topic doesn't come up often, but why would I need to say, "Is it weird to tell my husband that I'm attracted to another white guy?"
Also, Tyler loses his sh!t every other day about white women, and he somehow doesn't find the need to get Jen's approval about it.
Anonymous wrote:Um... you guys... (smack lips, play with hair)...I'm in New York with Tyler because he's on (whisper) GMA tomorrow! And tonight... in one hour.. we are going to see Othello! I'm not really sure what the story line is, but it's got (whisper) Denzel in it!! I told Tyler, O my gosh!! Denzel!!! (is it weird to tell my boyfriend that I am excited to see another black guy?) but Tyler said, "Girl, I get it!!" (hmmm.... that comment may need to be explored a bit further wink wink) But anyway, guys.... ummm.. (smack, play with hair) I'm in New York and this city is just so magical. I practically live here now. Also, go buy Tyler's book. Okay, off to see Denzel!!!