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Does This Look Like Jesus to You?
Before you accuse me of being sacrilegious, know this: the people who keep seeing Jesus in snack foods are the ones who consider him sacred!
Dan and Sara Bell stopped by a gas station to fill up the tank and pick up a bag of Cheetos, when lo and behold, Sara paused before popping what they now call Cheesus into her mouth. "Oh my gosh," she recalls saying.
eBay Find of the Day: Elvis and Jesus in Heaven Velvet Painting
Ever wonder what Elvis and Jesus would look like hanging out in heaven? Well, the velvet painting artist Ramirez wants to aid you in your reveries. With "lovely purple clouds, Jesus in brown robes, Elvis .
Product of the Day: Chocolate Jesus
Who says Santa and the Easter bunny have a monopoly on being sculpted in chocolate? Just in time for the holidays, an enterprising confectioner in Germany is making hand-crafted candy Jesus figures. Not surprisingly, German churches have critized the idea as "tasteless" (but did they try the chocolate?!).
Cement Jesus Statue Held for Ransom
It all started with a mysterious phone call. The voice on the other end of the line whispered, "Check your mailbox!" That's when this lady discovered a ransom note threatening to withhold and possibly harm her Jesus lawn statue until the neighborhood "weiner poopie" is all cleaned up.
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A Sign From God?
I've seen bacon floss and a bacon scarf, but bacon blessed by Jesus? I bet it's a lot tastier than holy water.
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Is It Jesus or Barack? Take This Quiz!
Oh my God. Literally. This quiz is hysterical and hard.
New Tablet Suggests Christ Wasn't Alone in Resurrection
A three-foot tall tablet tells the story, in Hebrew, of a messiah who will rise from the dead after three days. That sounds familiar, right? Well, the messiah mentioned, isn't Jesus.
Iowa Flooding and Polygamy Cause Debate Within Religions
What do the recent floods in the Midwest, and the attention garnered over the FLDS polygamy case have in common? It might not be obvious on the surface, but they're both instances where headlines are having a big impact on religion. First, the floods:
One grocery-store owner in Iowa, who is a devout Muslim, saw his business of six years washed away along with hundreds of others in the severe flooding last month.
Few Immigrants Self-Deport, Bishop Says Jesus Wouldn't Raid
The federal "self-deportation" pilot program ends today with a scant handful of illegal immigrants volunteering to return home. The three-week program gave illegal immigrants facing court orders 90 days to plan their departure rather than face being arrested, detained, and deported. The program was well-publicized, but in the first week only six signed up.
Valedictorian Must Apologize For Jesus Name Drop in Speech
A Colorado high school valedictorian, Erica Corder, mentioned Jesus in her 30-second graduation speech back in 2006. As a result, the school told her an apology was in order if she wanted her diploma. The school still doesn't have its apology and Erica still doesn't have her diploma.
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