Scott Adam's Dilbert depicts Jesus, where is the outrage?
dilbert.com — The most recent of Scott Adam's comic strip, Dilbert depict a character called Jesus (pronounced Hay-soos) who seems to be able to perform miracles. What I want to know is, where is the Christian Outrage?
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Why would there be outrage?
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I'd say there's not much outrage because we Christians accept the fact that we are the last non-defensible targets. And that's not a whine. Letting go of personal ego is a primary tenet of true Christianity. Why get indignant? Surrender to become victorious. Strange, isn't it? If Hay-soos antics cause someone to get curious about who Jesus really IS, it isn't a bad thing. The strip didn't poke fun at the human beings in Organized Religion, so they shouldn't be "offended". Jesus himself did worse than poke fun at the Pharisees, the Religious People, of his time. Lighten up.Happy Easter....er...Resurrection Day. (puzzled? go investigate, if you're uneasy going to Church, read the little primer 'More than a Carpenter' for a briefing, sort of like Cliff's Notes)
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