The discussion revolves around the ease of becoming an online minister, specifically through the Universal Life Church, which allows individuals to obtain ministerial status quickly and perform ceremonies like weddings. Participants express skepticism about the legitimacy of such a rapid ordination process and its implications for religion. Some share personal experiences, noting that they have received certificates and can legally officiate weddings, while others joke about the responsibilities and challenges of being a minister. The conversation also touches on topics like polygamy, marriage licenses, and humorous anecdotes about personal relationships and social dynamics. Overall, the thread highlights a mix of lighthearted banter and serious reflections on the nature of online ordination and its societal perceptions.
and take franzbear with you!
How about we just serve soup? I'm positive about which way to hold a spoon and I don't slurp. 