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    Things to Run Away From Really Fast

    #145. Evangelism

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    Samael
    , 09-13-2010 at 04:59 AM (648 Views)
    Got most of my stuff packed up today. Just clothes left, mostly.

    09/12/10



    I'm filming a documentary about the variety of religious beliefs in our culture. My invisible cameraman and I are set up near a bus stop. I interview people and ask them to talk about their beliefs on camera.

    One young woman wants me to come to her evangelical, ultra-conservative church to film and meet her minister/pastor/reverend. While this probably is a golden opportunity for me, I really don't want to go. Absolutely nothing in this scenario could possibly end well.

    The woman turns into a girl I knew in high school, someone I barely ever talked to. We're going on a road trip through the US, and I'm consulting the GPS on my cell phone.

    I'm walking through an airport.

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    Updated 09-13-2010 at 05:03 AM by 31096

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    Comments

    1. Requiem's Avatar
      Have you seen Jesus Camp? That movie is absolutely hilarious.
    2. Samael's Avatar
      Nothing I miss from my childhood, believe me. *shudders*
    3. Mzzkc's Avatar
      Invisible camera men are the best.
    4. Serenity's Avatar
      You should look up Louis Theroux's Wild Weekends (I think it's called. Can be found on youtube). He does exactly this... a documentary and interviews from the inside of the West Baptist Nutter Church, or whatever they're called.

      The last journalist that did a doco before Mr. Theroux ended up getting converted...
    5. Samael's Avatar
      I've watched that actually. What's this about him getting converted?

      Invisible cameramen are quite useful, at times.