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A Guide to Christian Cliches and Phrases

Jim Lippard | June 2, 2008

Former evangelical Christian and Bible college attendee Daniel Florien has put together a list of common Christian clichés, along with translations of the real meaning behind them, along with “acceptable” and “unacceptable” responses to each.

(Via Pharyngula.)

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