December 1st, 2007
Some people can crack open the Bible and find just about anything. Jeff Baldwin opened Isaiah to chapter 35 and decided to that Interstate 35, which runs from Lorado, Texas to Duluth, Minnesota would be the Highway to Holiness.
Isaiah 35, I-35 — get it? Anyway they’re set to clear cities along the entire stretch of the highway of gays. And so far, they’re claiming far better success than Exodus ever dreamed of.
That’s not the first time I’ve heard claims of instantaneous “cures” for homosexuality. I wonder if Jones and Yarhouse will be looking into this?
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Miles G
December 1st, 2007
Uh oh, I can hear that cuckoo-clock again… Methinks this is taking biblical literalism a little too far, even for the radical extremists portrayed in the video. Time to break out the Zyprexa wafers, Nurse…
Patrick
December 1st, 2007
A drunk gay teenager, on his way to see his fiancee (presumably female) falls backward when someone touches him while yelling. His desires to be with guys is now reduced and he is now the trophy for the “I-35” movement. Right. Unfortunately, it looks like troubled times ahead for that young man. Obviously, I am of little faith in what is being said by Pat and this movement.
spartanrider
December 1st, 2007
Christians setting people on fire for god?That is a rather scary metaphor.Haven’t we already seen this play out?
Hrrm
December 1st, 2007
Let’s see – the I-35W bridge in Downtown Minneapolis collapsed into the Mississippi River. Did God do it or was it the Devil? (Just asking.)
Jason
December 1st, 2007
this almost made me fall out of my chair laughing. It reminds me of the segment the daily show used to run called “God Stuff”.
Allyson
December 1st, 2007
I live within a block of I-35, and have spent the last three years commuting an hour and a half a day on it.
I’ll let you know if I feel anything. :D
L. C. Burgundy
December 1st, 2007
Biblical literalism taken to new extremes. It somehow makes the people who use to snicker when I told them I lived a block away from I-69 sound mature and well-balanced. This is just plain weird.
Timothy Kincaid
December 1st, 2007
So THAT’s the solution.
Gosh, no wonder the other efforts were not working. Here Exodus has been praying while yelling “Earth” or “Wind”.
They’ve just got to change the magic word.
Rossi
December 21st, 2007
What a great way to sell the NAU/NAFTA Supercorridor – they are afterall one and the same – what a coincidence! Just slap God on it and usher in the evangelicals. Better not desecrate such sacred land with commerce then – remember Jesus threw the merchants out of the temple. Probably the same ministers who’ve installed ATMs in their churches – hypocrites. How else would they ever get the American people to accept it and give up our sovereignty? Next up – Stay tune for the Amero – the new form of currency.
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