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I don’t know…it’s pretty clearly a pastor introducing two single gay congregants to each other in the hopes they might make a love connection. That is pretty obvious and doesn’t strike me as subtextual. Pretty much the norm for a Jack Chick publication.
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I don’t know…it’s pretty clearly a pastor introducing two single gay congregants to each other in the hopes they might make a love connection. That is pretty obvious and doesn’t strike me as subtextual. Pretty much the norm for a Jack Chick publication.
I think the pastor is more hoping that the clash of garish suits will cause an explosion, thus ridding him of two Herb Tarleks.
Why is the pastor so short?!?!?
Tim, the gays stole his knees.
This is a Chick publication after all.
I assumed he was getting on his knees.