Adult Coloring Books and Mandalas, A Warning For Christians

[Smellin Coffee]

But is it more sinful and/or dangerous than shooting dice?

Adult Coloring Books and Mandalas, A Warning For Christians

FYI, had to post the meme found toward the bottom of the blog:

 

[Tarheel Baptist]

It was a natural blog progression.  First, the yoga pants.  Now, the mandalas.

Is that a naked cat in your avatar?

 

[The Rogue Tomato]

It was a natural blog progression.  First, the yoga pants.  Now, the mandalas.

Is that a naked cat in your avatar?

No.

There are TWO naked cats in my avatar.

Do they feel shame?

 

[Tarheel Baptist]

It was a natural blog progression.  First, the yoga pants.  Now, the mandalas.

Is that a naked cat in your avatar?

No.

There are TWO naked cats in my avatar.

I thought the second cat was wearing culottes...my eyes are terrible.

 

[lnf]

Those cats are NOT naked.  They are wearing animal skins, just like God provided to Adam and Eve after the fall. 

 

[The Rogue Tomato]

Those cats are NOT naked.  They are wearing animal skins, just like God provided to Adam and Eve after the fall. 

Maybe, but I think this cat not only needs clothes, it needs a bra. 

 

[lnf]

Ha!Ha!  Yep, if I were that cat, I would be wearing both!

***Yep, I'm pretty sure the quote feature is broken.***

Those cats are NOT naked.  They are wearing animal skins, just like God provided to Adam and Eve after the fall. 

Maybe, but I think this cat not only needs clothes, it needs a bra. 

 

[lnf]

Ha!Ha!  Yep, if I were that cat, I would be wearing both!

***Yep, I'm pretty sure the quote feature is broken.***

Those cats are NOT naked.  They are wearing animal skins, just like God provided to Adam and Eve after the fall. 

Maybe, but I think this cat not only needs clothes, it needs a bra. 

Make sure, when you are posting a reply to a quote, that you scroll ALLLLLLL the way down the page in the input screen.  When I don't do that, I end up answering inside a prior (multiple-too-many-nested) reply.

OK, Web.  I went down to the bottom of the quoted post and added a few lines, just to be sure.  And the preview looks right.  Thanks for the tip!

 

[Ransom]

It was a natural blog progression.  First, the yoga pants.  Now, the mandalas.

The illustrations in the blog post aren't even mandalas. The first one is a Celtic knot.

So far as I know, the Celts weren't heavy into Buddhism.

Update: I should have clicked the link first, I guess. It appears that the author has updated his illustrations to use specifically Buddhist examples. The original version, as I saw it a week ago, had an obvious Celtic knot circle as its first illustration.

For the record, I have no problem with Celtic artwork, but I do somewhat share the author's concerns about mandalas, which reflect a pagan philosophy. (In my mind it's about the same as "Christian yoga.") More fundamentally, I find the idea of an "adult coloring book" silly. Do a crossword puzzle or listen to some jazz.

 

[The Rogue Tomato]

By request.

 

[Jubal Sackett]

One of the few Xer friends I still have from the old days posted this on Facebook last .week. She sees a demon behind every bush. I would hate to live my life scared of everything that comes down the pike.

Jubal Sackett

 

[Jubal Sackett]

I just thought of Lisa Ruby and the Halloween candy.


Jubal Sackett

 

[The Rogue Tomato]

I just thought of Lisa Ruby and the Halloween candy.


Jubal Sackett

Oh, Ruby.... don't take your Halloween candy to town.

 

[subllibrm]

Obviously this author is a closet racist. Why else would he be against a colored Mandela?