Do you believe in souls? Er, I mean soles....

[Libertarian]

I'm at a loss for words..................
http://in-souls.com/index.html

[Chemical_Penguin]

I can understand if they were a sort of gag gift to give to a christian friend "Now you can stand on the word of God!" then have a few laughs. Such as the mint candies "Testamints" and such.

But to market them as "aids" in daily prayer, meditation, and growth of a strong relationship with Christ is just obviously someone's lust for money from gullible christians who desperately need a prayer answered(ill family member, financial-related trouble, etc...) and will do/buy anything (such as these) to get it answered.

[TragicMonkey]

I bet you could sell people anything with Bible verses on them. "Do you want more God in your life? Buy these fine products!"

-Adult diapers printed with the story of Noah and the Deluge

-Enema bags with the story of the Pentecost and how the Holy Spirit filled the Apostles

-Tampons with excerpts from Paul on the godly submissiveness of women.


And for the non-Catholics:

-condoms with verses about who it's abominable to lie with.

[Yahweh]

Originally posted by Libertarian
I'm at a loss for words..................
http://in-souls.com/index.html
The marketing angle is all wrong, there is nothing that sells better to the 17 - 29 year old demographic than manufactured "X-treme", something like:

"By these in-souls so you can karate kick people in face! Stamp the word of Christ on their sinful flesh, that's what Jesus would do, b*tch!"