A recent Twitter rant.

Yesterday, while I took Rosita for a walk, I saw a sign through a church window that grabbed my attention. And it prompted the following rant.

Reflections on a vinyl sign inside a storefront church part 1. pic.twitter.com/WXjHQR5B3r

— Jeffrey Nordstrom (@jeffnords) November 11, 2015

What will archaeologists and anthropologists think of our inspirational and religious decor? pic.twitter.com/iZfWKldvRb

— Jeffrey Nordstrom (@jeffnords) November 11, 2015

What separates a modern religion from an ancient cult? Nothing. pic.twitter.com/AKhtDND8xM

— Jeffrey Nordstrom (@jeffnords) November 11, 2015

Storefront churches explicitly highlight the branding of Christianity. Evangelism sells ideas--windows realize it. pic.twitter.com/yA0OgigmlR

— Jeffrey Nordstrom (@jeffnords) November 11, 2015

All religions use the same tools to market the same unfounded ideas. pic.twitter.com/b9UsAebAKV

— Jeffrey Nordstrom (@jeffnords) November 11, 2015

Evangelism training is just sales training. Hell, sales is Jesus' last command in Matthew! pic.twitter.com/4hmmyUbvUg

— Jeffrey Nordstrom (@jeffnords) November 11, 2015

I was a terrible evangelist because I listened to people's points, which invariably introduced more problems. pic.twitter.com/e7JA7ifPvD

— Jeffrey Nordstrom (@jeffnords) November 11, 2015

I don't believe in anything enough to sell it. #evangelism #deconversion #walkingrants pic.twitter.com/yKBGzjoLjd

— Jeffrey Nordstrom (@jeffnords) November 11, 2015