Charles writes:
I think it very difficult for someone who is not british to understand this (and I'm sure the other brits will correct me if they feel I'm wrong on this) but for my generation, what is considered offensive is very different to what the older generation would consider offensive or what americans would find offensive. The best recent example was a show that had jesus as a bedwetter in a nappy who got a sexual thrill from shitting himself - is that offensive to people? Most people here thought that was funny - a comedy sketch that had no relationship to the actual message of the christian religion.
Some would find that placing Jesus Christ in a compromising sketch to be quite insulting. Kind of like showing the Pope as a child molestor. Others, however, consider the King of Kings fair game. After all, if He is who He is believed to be, no mere human comedy of any type would be able to taint His magnificance. In this context, Charles, your "humor" is more akin to a political cartoon poking fun at a leader.
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