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Doug Harrison at the Averyfineline blog has somewhat of a reputation for coming up with hilarious and thought-provoking one-liners to illustrate his points. Take today’s gem (I do mean that seriously, not sarcastically), buried in a post on Contemporary Christian Music and double entendre songs that could refer either to God or a boyfriend:

No one would ever think a masculine pronoun without a clear antecedent in a McKameys song might actually refer to Ruben Bean.

Check the rest of the column out here.

There is a discussion going on in this post which those of you who care about comment censorship will probably want to note. The summary is that I leave comments with which I disagree posted, in most cases.
Just so the readers of this blog understand my approach to comments, I wanted to say it here at some point. Since this is in a sense a public forum, I feel an obligation to leave posts with which I disagree as untouched as the posts with which I agree.

That said, there are two circumstances in which I could foresee censoring a post: (1) if profanity is used, and (2) if a poster makes public a currently private personal matter in the life of a member of the Southern Gospel industry. Other than that, I pretty much let both sides speak their mind. Sometimes I take part in the discussion, sometimes I just sit back and watch.