Knowing fully that it’s a stupid question that isn’t worth answering, I was thinking the other day: what miracles would Jesus be doing now if had been born in an outhouse in Hackney thirty years ago?

In this land of plenty, surely he wouldn’t be giving us MORE food or wine?
And what about healing? Would it really be that impressive beyond the whole freak-show-ness of it? Would the actual impact of healing a blind man be any more impressive than cataract opperations or pharmaceutical treatments of heart burn?

“Arguably the funniest website I have ever seen” is how my friend billed it as he posted on my facebook wall.

So enjoy (or be mortally offended by) another triumph of the world wide web presenting a window into the tapestry of human perspectives on christian faith/morals.

Imagine it, only a decade ago views like this would be confined to his (or her?) immediate community.

http://www.sexinchrist.com/

The four biographies of Jesus in the bible (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John) all contain a description of Jesus’s execution and tell us seven of the things he said as he was dying.

They say you can tell a lot about someone by their dying words. I don’t really know if that’s true or not but I spent a bit of time thinking about what Jesus said last year and I got a bit confused, a bit excited and a bit challenged.

In the run up to Easter, I thought I’d post some of where that confusion, excitement and challenge ended up.