Not to be judgey but it’s weird as hell to have literal commercials for your religion.
@OhNoSheTwitnt Jesus’ numbers are way down
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Grifters are going to grift.
@OhNoSheTwitnt Be judgy. When you're advertising religion, you may be getting a bit desperate.
@OhNoSheTwitnt since Christians these days actively ignore what Jesus said and did it makes it doubly weird
@clsmith @OhNoSheTwitnt I tried to tell them the truth but they are just too indoctrinated to the capitalist paradigm.
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I s*** you not I had tickets to Jesus Christ Superstar for the one o'clock matinee today and got home in time for the game. I feel like if churches can advertise they can pay g** d*** taxes!

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Next ad: “It’s not Jeez-You. It’s Jeez-Us”

@OhNoSheTwitnt I know, right? Super Bowl ads are for Ponzi schemes.

@desafinado This commercial (or those similar, made by the same company) have been running for awhile on various stations.

This wasn't a special commercial just for the Super Bowl.
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@OhNoSheTwitnt religions are unfortunately, commercial enterprises. Saying this as someone who goes to church. 😬
@OhNoSheTwitnt Well, Jesus was all about making a big ol’ show of one’s religion, if I remember correctly.

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Be judgey. They sure are.

@OhNoSheTwitnt Eternal Salvation or your money back! -J.R. "Bob" Dobbs
@OhNoSheTwitnt if they're going to advertise like a business they should also pay taxes. #taxthechurch

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Devils' (lol) advocate.

Why?

Especially these. I thought they were fine.

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SB ads are super expensive. That money could have helped feed an awful lot of hungry kids.

@OhNoSheTwitnt I read that as
"Not to be weird but it's judgey as hell...."

lol still works

@OhNoSheTwitnt - How about sacrificing bullocks? We ok with that? Asking for Mithras.
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Totally consistent with their worship of mammon.
@OhNoSheTwitnt groomers they always were
@OhNoSheTwitnt Christianity update to be announced at E3
@OhNoSheTwitnt I think I read that a 30 second Super Bowl ad is going for $7 million these days. Imagine all the poor people that could have been fed with $7 million.
Charlotte Clymer (@[email protected])

This year, a 30-second Super Bowl ad costs $7 million. The average K-12 public school lunch debt is about $22,600. To Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis' point, the cost of that Jesus ad could pay off the lunch debt of 310 schools. As Christians, we need to walk the walk. This ad isn't walking.

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@OhNoSheTwitnt they need to bring the new money
@OhNoSheTwitnt unrelated but shouldn't your @ on Mastodon be "oh no she Tootn't"? /silly
@OhNoSheTwitnt $7MM for a Super Bowl ad. How many starving people would that feed?
@OhNoSheTwitnt Hope this is fine, but I used this toot to test out a beta version of a website update I'm working on!
@OhNoSheTwitnt I don't know. They already have infomercials and their home-shopping channels. They send representatives door-to-door, more historically and overseas. Sometimes, they go with violence. This kind of tracks...
@OhNoSheTwitnt It’s so weird that they are trying to rebrand Jesus. Since when does Jesus need a brand?
@OhNoSheTwitnt scientology did it first, I think. a few years back. might have been regional
@OhNoSheTwitnt I remember being inundated with commercials for LDS aired on after-school network TV when I was a kid…”brought to you by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, The Mormons.”
@OhNoSheTwitnt A little less weird if you consider America’s core religion Capitalism.
@OhNoSheTwitnt I'm old enough to remember those church of Jesus Christ and the Latter Day Saints commercials that left me so confused as a yoot