Christian Faux Products
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Sam Van Eman has a very funny post online about Christian merchandise that clearly steals its ideas from popular cultural images and products.
I just received a religious Christmas catalog in the mail and I need to vent. Perhaps you already know how I cringe at faux products. If not, you can read a few posts here. Fakes, posers, wannabes, simulations - none of these make sense to me, especially when it comes to Christianity and marketing. My first complaint is about the products themselves and those who consume them, and the second is about the advertisers who promote them....Read More.
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