| Here is another little tale of Christian Martyrdom from the classic of the genre, Fox’s Book of Martyrs (1848). This act allegedly occurred during the The Seventh Persecution, under Decius A. D. 249:
Julian, a native of Cilicia, as we are informed by St. Chrysostom, was seized upon for being a christian. He was put into a leather bag, together with a number of serpents and scorpions, and in that condition thrown into the sea.
Culled from: Fox’s Book of Martyrs
Generously suggested by: Louise
All I can think of is the poor the office worker of Decius who was told, “Yeah… I’m gonna need you to get me a leather bag big enough to throw Julian in, and also a bunch of poisonous serpents and scorpions. And I need them in an hour. Oh, and I am gonna need you to work this weekend too. K.” |
About the hate mail.
The world has gotten filled with humorless people. I grew up in a time where just about anything was open to fun-poking and I’m sure I’m going to get myself in trouble one of these days.
Lately my favorite joke when the wife gives me a disapproving look is to say; “did I tell you I had cancer?” She usually responds with “Oh shut up”.
This time next year it should be all gone so then what will I do for comedy?