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May 30, 2007 by bill

Who Says Religion Can’t be Funny?

Mrs Moses asking for directions
Moses questioning God
Jewish Olympic Swimmer
How to tell if a Catholic is driving too fast

Link to Ben Witherington | Who Says Religion Can’t be Funny?

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