It's not just a song about the hypocracy of Christianity. It's really a song about how both sides of the religion argument (God/Science) are hypocritical and that the argument will never end. "The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here) is a statement that means all science and religion do is cause arguments. I don't like the parts dissing Jesus, but the message is partially true. The argument just keeps going like an Energizer battery.
Jerry may have authored those lyrics, but the parts of the song where Jesus is "dissed" represent giving voice to those freaks who surround themselves with silly myths and hatred in an attempt at making sense out of life. Anyone who's read about Jesus' life knows he was never reported (I write reported because nothing he actually said was written down when he said it) to have said something terrible about homosexuals. Therefore, neither Jerry nor the song is dissing Jesus, but instead is meant to represent attitude of the fools who believes Jesus hated gays. (I like what...
Jerry may have authored those lyrics, but the parts of the song where Jesus is "dissed" represent giving voice to those freaks who surround themselves with silly myths and hatred in an attempt at making sense out of life. Anyone who's read about Jesus' life knows he was never reported (I write reported because nothing he actually said was written down when he said it) to have said something terrible about homosexuals. Therefore, neither Jerry nor the song is dissing Jesus, but instead is meant to represent attitude of the fools who believes Jesus hated gays. (I like what you wrote about the song possibly being about the dichotomy between religion and science and how it spins off endlessly replicated arguments.)
It's not just a song about the hypocracy of Christianity. It's really a song about how both sides of the religion argument (God/Science) are hypocritical and that the argument will never end. "The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here) is a statement that means all science and religion do is cause arguments. I don't like the parts dissing Jesus, but the message is partially true. The argument just keeps going like an Energizer battery.
Jerry may have authored those lyrics, but the parts of the song where Jesus is "dissed" represent giving voice to those freaks who surround themselves with silly myths and hatred in an attempt at making sense out of life. Anyone who's read about Jesus' life knows he was never reported (I write reported because nothing he actually said was written down when he said it) to have said something terrible about homosexuals. Therefore, neither Jerry nor the song is dissing Jesus, but instead is meant to represent attitude of the fools who believes Jesus hated gays. (I like what...
Jerry may have authored those lyrics, but the parts of the song where Jesus is "dissed" represent giving voice to those freaks who surround themselves with silly myths and hatred in an attempt at making sense out of life. Anyone who's read about Jesus' life knows he was never reported (I write reported because nothing he actually said was written down when he said it) to have said something terrible about homosexuals. Therefore, neither Jerry nor the song is dissing Jesus, but instead is meant to represent attitude of the fools who believes Jesus hated gays. (I like what you wrote about the song possibly being about the dichotomy between religion and science and how it spins off endlessly replicated arguments.)
@Grungeman No! he says "a 'maginary friend". That's what he thinks. God is imaginary
@Grungeman No! he says "a 'maginary friend". That's what he thinks. God is imaginary