I think I see what you mean, but I would not consider that proselytizing. Or a sacrament. That seems more like really liking to signal that you care about the environment, and really not liking to feel guilty about drinking your cup of coffee.
When intense “tree-hugger” types tell them to throw away their cars and buy a cabin in the woods to save the environment, or lie down in the road in front of the trucks going to build the Keystone Pipeline, they usually nod awkwardly then go back to their lattes. Prosthelytizing and evangelism takes fervency and the commitment of resources. That’s not what I’ve seen from wealthy liberals so far.
And wearing a cross is signaling that you really love Jeebus, and going to confession and doing penance for your sins is really not liking feeling guilty about your sins.
Prosthelytizing and evangelism takes fervency and the commitment of resources.
Commitment of resources? No way. Besides time, proselytizing and evangelism only takes flapping your gums. That’s one of the reasons it’s such a popular past time—talk is cheap.
I think I see what you mean, but I would not consider that proselytizing. Or a sacrament. That seems more like really liking to signal that you care about the environment, and really not liking to feel guilty about drinking your cup of coffee.
When intense “tree-hugger” types tell them to throw away their cars and buy a cabin in the woods to save the environment, or lie down in the road in front of the trucks going to build the Keystone Pipeline, they usually nod awkwardly then go back to their lattes. Prosthelytizing and evangelism takes fervency and the commitment of resources. That’s not what I’ve seen from wealthy liberals so far.
And wearing a cross is signaling that you really love Jeebus, and going to confession and doing penance for your sins is really not liking feeling guilty about your sins.
Commitment of resources? No way. Besides time, proselytizing and evangelism only takes flapping your gums. That’s one of the reasons it’s such a popular past time—talk is cheap.