I never fail to be amused by the hateful self-righteousness of Jack Chick tracts. A new one is up called Uninvited.
In summary: All homosexual men were molested as children.
All AIDS patients are gay.
God hates gays.
(Never mind that this would mean that all gays have AIDS.)
The Christian figure, a female nurse, having told the AIDS patients that their homosexuality is what put them into the hospital in the first place, retells her own conversion story. At the age of six, she had been raped, and she staggered into a church for help. She asks the pastor, "I want to die. Can Jesus help me?" To which the pastor answers, "Yes, child, yes!" (Psst. Don't ask the barber if you need a haircut.)
Then the nurse announces that if it hadn't been for Jesus allowing her to be raped and brutally beate--that is, for forgiving her of her dreadful sins . . . "I could have become a lesbian--or worse!" Exactly what is worse than a lesbian is left to the imagination.
Jack Chick is an effective spokesperson for atheism.
In summary: All homosexual men were molested as children.
All AIDS patients are gay.
God hates gays.
(Never mind that this would mean that all gays have AIDS.)
The Christian figure, a female nurse, having told the AIDS patients that their homosexuality is what put them into the hospital in the first place, retells her own conversion story. At the age of six, she had been raped, and she staggered into a church for help. She asks the pastor, "I want to die. Can Jesus help me?" To which the pastor answers, "Yes, child, yes!" (Psst. Don't ask the barber if you need a haircut.)
Then the nurse announces that if it hadn't been for Jesus allowing her to be raped and brutally beate--that is, for forgiving her of her dreadful sins . . . "I could have become a lesbian--or worse!" Exactly what is worse than a lesbian is left to the imagination.
Jack Chick is an effective spokesperson for atheism.
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