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Gone at 92, thus proving only the good die young.In celebration of his passing, I present a parody comic that so upset Chick, he threated to sue the artist. Eaten First!Quote:
Chick Publications, publisher of the infamous Chick Tracts, announced that the man who gave them their name, died on Sunday evening, aged 92.
The cartoonist probably has this license plate: http://wp.production.patheos.com/blo...3be0a3aee9.jpg
I vaguely remember Chick Tracts from my college days. Surprised the guy was still alive.
Still encounter the tracts sometimes, left in the subway and suchlike. Incredibly persistent.
A very photogenic Spanish lad on one of Dublin's main shopping thoroughfares gave me one recently. First time I had seen one in the wild.
I haven't seen them since the 80s. No clue this moron was still around. I recall one rant about D&D and how evil it was and inspired by horribly anti-christian writers like Tolkien & Lewis. Stuck with me due to how amazingly misinformed Chick was about the pair.
Clearly you live in a more civilized part of the world than I.Quote:
Originally posted by What Exit?
Well to be fair, despite our negative reputation (well deserved in many cases) New Jersey is actually one of the most educated states with one of the top household incomes. Don't know if there is statistics for, but I believe we are one the least prone states to evangelical style religion.Quote:
Originally posted by TuckerfanClearly you live in a more civilized part of the world than I.Quote:
Originally posted by What Exit?
Hmm, according to this site: http://www.pewforum.org/religious-la...al-protestant/
New Jersey does have one of the lowest percentages of Evangelicals at 13%. Some of our southern states are around 50%.