NPR: The Ramble: 'God Tube' Here to Save You

The Ramble: 'God Tube' Here to Save You

"Baby Got Book," straight outta GodTube.com

From this morning's show, it's news worth an honorable mention:

The Christian answer to You Tube
French president gets divorce
Ellen Degeneres takes day off after dog flap
StubHub sells out Patriots fans

Laura Conaway

11:15 AM ET | 10-19-2007 | permalink

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A friend who is in seminary described this video as something that you can only ever see once.

And then the bleeding from the eyes begins.

On a more serious note, GodTube (and honestly, probably Conservapedia) wikipedia is just the latest salvo in the attempt to take the latest trends and try to sanitize and Christianize them for the 'good of the kids'.

I'd like to recommend a remarkable book called "Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory" that does an excellent job of explaining where the current state of self-created segregation of Christian America from the rest of it came from.

Sent by Drew | 11:38 AM ET | 10-22-2007

I LIKE IT

Sent by BECKY ARTERBERRY | 4:42 AM ET | 10-28-2007

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