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Baking a cake for Jesus?
I know someone who bakes a cake for Jesus and eats it with her family every Christmas.
Is this unusual? I found this hilarious. |
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Re: Baking a cake for Jesus?
this prolly belongs in the religion forum
I dont find it anymore goofy than people who leave out cookies for santa clause |
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Re: Baking a cake for Jesus?
My aunt does this.
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Re: Baking a cake for Jesus?
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I know someone who bakes a cake for Jesus and eats it with her family every Christmas. Is this unusual? I found this hilarious. [/ QUOTE ] I have never heard of this. Our custom is to drink heavily to celebrate birthdays. ScottieK |
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Re: Baking a cake for Jesus?
Any reason is a good reason for cake as far as I am concerned, but yes that is definitely not part of any mainstream Christian belief of which I am aware.
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Re: Baking a cake for Jesus?
Bad Christian! That's Jesus' cake!
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Re: Baking a cake for Jesus?
I've never heard of this practice myself, but when it comes to spiritual stuff, there are lots of practices I find odd, sometimes amusing. But if baking a cake for Jesus helps these people to focus more on their spirituality and relationship with God I guess it's a good thing.
Swede |
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Re: Baking a cake for Jesus?
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My aunt does this. [/ QUOTE ] Is this the same aunt with the kickass thanksgiving treats? Does she believe in St. Matthews Day? |
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Re: Baking a cake for Jesus?
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I dont find it anymore goofy than people who leave out cookies for santa clause [/ QUOTE ] wtfmate |
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Re: Baking a cake for Jesus?
I had hash brownies with Jesus once, does that count?
Edit: Just wanted to say, that guy is way more intense in real life. |
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