Monday, April 26, 2010

Jesus knows viral marketing

Posted by Peter Rugg on Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 6:00 AM

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Jesus: King of All Media
Jesus Christ has left his image on everything from his burial shroud to toast and taco shells. Now the Nazarene has appeared on a baby blanket in Kansas.

Like any proud parents, Aaron and Jessica Cooper took lots of pictures of their daughter, Avarie, when she was born. Two weeks later, Jessica's sister called to say she'd spotted the face of Jesus in Avarie's baby blanket -- right next to the infant's cheek. Once they knew where to look, everyone in the family who had a copy of the cell phone photo agreed that, yep, that was Jesus in the baby blanket. Which means that either Avarie has peaked early or she's in for a lot of pain and suffering. Either way, it's cool.



See how heartwarming that story is? And what's great about it is not

just that the Lamb makes an appearance -- it's that he's not a snob

about it. He's not going to make you trek all the way out to the holy

land. Jesus will show up in your breakfast nook if that's what it takes.

That's what we like to call "the common touch," ladies and gentlemen.

You can't buy that kind of PR!

Jesus has been making himself into pieces of flair for 2,000 years, and

now it's a world of Facebook, Twitter and social networking. He knows

religion is viral, and he isn't about to lose market share.

(Home page image via Flickr: Rennett Stowe)

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This is a very entertaining read. I enjoyed it very much!

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