The author begins by reflecting on how long it has been since they last attended church regularly, around 27 years ago. They express that they don't feel they are missing much by not attending church.
The author then shares their perspective on Christianity and religion. They state that if Christianity is someone's thing and it helps guide them through life and makes them a better person, that's great. However, they have no respect for those who use the Bible to justify hate, racism, and bigotry against non-believers, people of other races, and the LGBTQ community.
The author questions how Jesus would feel about the way some Christians mock, curse, and even inflict physical harm on people who differ from them. The author is certain that Jesus would not approve of the behavior of these hypocritical Christians, particularly someone like Donald Trump.
The author then transitions to a discussion about comedians Ricky Gervais and Jerry Seinfeld, who were talking about what is or isn't okay to joke about. The author expresses their love for Ricky Gervais's dry British humor and the back-and-forth between Gervais and Seinfeld.
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