What If Baby Jesus Published a Lifestream?
Going Like Sixty — December 11, 2008 — Social Good
References: blog.macleans
What if Baby Jesus were a blogger? Scott Feschuk of Macleans imagines what such a messianic blogger would sound like.
Jesus describes himself as the Son of God, Prince of Peace and Messiah. Baby Jesus’ blog profile also says he is good with tools and likes carpentry, fish and hugs. But Baby Jesus’ blog dislikes money-changers, cruelty and shaving. At 8:44, Baby Jesus’ blog had to turn off commenting because of the abuse. The last entry was at 9:44, when Baby Jesus talked to the Holy Father to see if there is a different species he could redeem.
Jesus describes himself as the Son of God, Prince of Peace and Messiah. Baby Jesus’ blog profile also says he is good with tools and likes carpentry, fish and hugs. But Baby Jesus’ blog dislikes money-changers, cruelty and shaving. At 8:44, Baby Jesus’ blog had to turn off commenting because of the abuse. The last entry was at 9:44, when Baby Jesus talked to the Holy Father to see if there is a different species he could redeem.
Trend Themes
1. Religious Satire Blogging - Opportunity for bloggers to create humorous content based on religious figures and events.
2. Personification Blogging - Potential to imagine and personify historical or fictional characters into bloggers for entertainment or educational purposes.
3. Spiritual Content Creation - Opportunities for creators to explore non-traditional platforms and formats to share spiritual messages.
Industry Implications
1. Religious Blogging - Development of niche markets focused on religious or faith-based content creation.
2. Entertainment Publishing - Opportunities for satirical content creation in the entertainment industry.
3. Spirituality and Wellness - Potential for content creators to tap into the growing market of spiritual and wellness practices.
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