fundamentalistbaptistchurch.org is a surprisingly well designed website with lots of multimedia to enjoy.
Unfortunately, putting fundamentalism in Web 2.0 only serves to show its peculiarities writ large.
Be sure to check out the video sermons on topics such as:
This weeks pick is oldpathsbaptist.com home of “INDEPENDENT, UNAFFILIATED, UNREGISTERED, KING JAMES BIBLE PREACHING, SINNER LOVING, SIN HATING, SAINT EXHORTING, SAVIOUR EXALTING, SOLD OUT, SEPARATED, SET APART, IN LOVE WITH JESUS, GOD CALLED, CHURCH SENT, CHURCH PLANTING, BAPTIST[S]”
I have to wonder who first came up with the “JerUSAlem” thing as a clever title for home missions. I really wish they hadn’t.
Be sure to check out the missions video presentation, blog, and collection of music recordings.
This weeks FOTW is a twofer. For one low, low price you get Momof9splace.com and as an added bonus you get myculottes.com as well.
Don’t miss the 10 part series on child training, Biblical guidelines about clothing and a Four Page Study on Courtship vs. Dating.
And be sure to check out the culottes. Lots and lots of culottes.
This week’s pick could best be titled the online resume of a fundamentalist preacher.
Dr. Edward DeVries is the author of 27 books and dozens of published articles. He holds 5 earned college and seminary degrees including a Doctor of Theology degree from Landmark Baptist University in Bristol, Tennessee.”
Worth checking out are the endorsements from everybody from Jack Hyles to Jerry Falwell. His writings include Symbol of Hate? or an Ensign of the Christian Faith? (a defense of the Confederate Flag as a “Christian Symbol that dates back to the old Roman-Celtic Wars”) and FINDING A NEW PASTOR: A Guidebook for Pastor Search Committees
Fun for the whole family!
Loyal SFL reader Erin sent along today’s fundy website pick of the week: modestapparelusa.com.
I think that it goes without saying that if you’ve ever owned a maternity culotte slip, you’re probably a fundamentalist.
And yes they are available up to size 4xlarge. (I’ll leave you for a moment to ponder that.)
Since it’s also important to be modest in your own bedroom (one doesn’t want to be a stumbling block after all), the discerning fundamentalist lady can avail herself of a Blue Paisley Flannel Nightgown (only available in XL).
This item is also known as the “Gotta Headache” and is one of the few methods of birth control that fundamentalists approve of.
And what’s this I see? They’re selling copies of Your Clothes Say It For You by Elizabeth Rice Handford?
Ahhh. Suddenly the entire site begins to make a lot more sense.