Comments on: Cultural Exegesis: MTV’s “Jersey Shore” http://bedeviant.com/cultural-exegesis-mtvs-jersey-shore Faith & Culture Sun, 24 Apr 2011 04:29:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Brice Bohrer http://bedeviant.com/cultural-exegesis-mtvs-jersey-shore/comment-page-1#comment-4287 Brice Bohrer Wed, 09 Dec 2009 19:01:18 +0000 http://www.bedeviant.com/?p=2224#comment-4287 "However, Romanowski maintains that one can become a “cultural exegete” of nearly anything that culture produces while constantly asking the question, “What is God doing here? What does he want to do?”<br><br>If you can do the above without sinning yourself. Which is difficult. But I suppose doable. I couldn't watch a show like that without lusting. But others I suppose don't have that issue. It is dangerous however to encourage anyone to look at it in the light stated above, because just "anyone" is going to most likely be the norm (me types) who will sin.<br><br>Good luck. Yes, the people need Jesus. I don't hate them, or strippers or anyone. Just can't always watch'em do their job in love. “However, Romanowski maintains that one can become a “cultural exegete” of nearly anything that culture produces while constantly asking the question, “What is God doing here? What does he want to do?”

If you can do the above without sinning yourself. Which is difficult. But I suppose doable. I couldn't watch a show like that without lusting. But others I suppose don't have that issue. It is dangerous however to encourage anyone to look at it in the light stated above, because just “anyone” is going to most likely be the norm (me types) who will sin.

Good luck. Yes, the people need Jesus. I don't hate them, or strippers or anyone. Just can't always watch'em do their job in love.

]]> By: Brice Bohrer http://bedeviant.com/cultural-exegesis-mtvs-jersey-shore/comment-page-1#comment-2679 Brice Bohrer Wed, 09 Dec 2009 13:01:18 +0000 http://www.bedeviant.com/?p=2224#comment-2679 "However, Romanowski maintains that one can become a “cultural exegete” of nearly anything that culture produces while constantly asking the question, “What is God doing here? What does he want to do?”<br><br>If you can do the above without sinning yourself. Which is difficult. But I suppose doable. I couldn't watch a show like that without lusting. But others I suppose don't have that issue. It is dangerous however to encourage anyone to look at it in the light stated above, because just "anyone" is going to most likely be the norm (me types) who will sin.<br><br>Good luck. Yes, the people need Jesus. I don't hate them, or strippers or anyone. Just can't always watch'em do their job in love. “However, Romanowski maintains that one can become a “cultural exegete” of nearly anything that culture produces while constantly asking the question, “What is God doing here? What does he want to do?”

If you can do the above without sinning yourself. Which is difficult. But I suppose doable. I couldn't watch a show like that without lusting. But others I suppose don't have that issue. It is dangerous however to encourage anyone to look at it in the light stated above, because just “anyone” is going to most likely be the norm (me types) who will sin.

Good luck. Yes, the people need Jesus. I don't hate them, or strippers or anyone. Just can't always watch'em do their job in love.

]]> By: @kylelreed http://bedeviant.com/cultural-exegesis-mtvs-jersey-shore/comment-page-1#comment-2671 @kylelreed Tue, 08 Dec 2009 14:47:00 +0000 http://www.bedeviant.com/?p=2224#comment-2671 I have never watched this show, and to be honest never will.<br>But I am can imagine what this show is like. <br>I am really looking forward to this series and post. <br>Good idea. I have never watched this show, and to be honest never will.
But I am can imagine what this show is like.
I am really looking forward to this series and post.
Good idea.

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