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Review title: It's hip to be square?
Product review: This was another paint-by-numbers "memoir" from a christian trying to make christianity seem cool and in touch with the world. The author covered the bases, he told a story about getting drunk (which he seemed to do after only a few beers and felt sick an hungover afterwards, just to throw in a "drinking is bad m'kay" spin...what guy gets that drunk after 2 or 3 beers anyways? Then in his quest for relevancy an hipness, he mentions seeing a lesbian couple in the park. "Oh how edgy!" Ever been to Atlanta in the spring? The rest of the book continues with jaunts into other supposedly controversial topics like being exposed to pot, etc., but yet somehow he still comes across as a naive but morally intact christian.If this is a christian bestseller, it only goes to point out how out of touch the church is with the world around them. Do we really have to get our "hippness" from living vicariously though this authors supposed "liberal christian lifestyle." ...As if.
