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As the Christian side hug gains notoriety, another type of hug seems to be evolving.

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When couples in Christian culture get engaged they are encouraged to keep their engagement short. The engagement period is considered a ticking time bomb because of the difficulty of "staying pure."

Christians feeling superior to each other is a smug little tendency that’s old as dirt.

Evangelicals don't do Lent. If you ask one of them what Lent is about, there is an excellent chance they won't be able to tell you. To them it's a Catholic thing.

That pesky shadow of doubt thwarts people at every turn. If only it didn't exist. Christian culture in particular would like to evolve past it and, as such, they bring it up a lot.

Evangelicals love Tim Tebow, so they love his mom by proxy. She's like the evangelical Virgin Mary.

The iPad has sparked widespread dismay but fortunately for Apple, Christian culture is unaffected. Christians who identify as emergent and/or relevant can't wait to get an iPad of their very own.

In an attempt at reverse psychology and perhaps to lure you with their hilarity, Christian culture signs things with Satan's name to show you that, obviously, you should do the opposite of what Satan says.

Christians prefer to cohabit with their own ilk. When someone in Christian culture goes seeking a roommate they always specify that any applicants must also be Christians in order to be considered.
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