It was strange timing to to see your blog post today for a few reasons. First, I was in San Francisco last weekend and some crazy "Christians" were out on the street corners waving banners and shouting damnations in megaphones. (I put Christians in quotations because based on their actions, I don't even know if I can call them Christians. It was that bad.) Then, my friend Emily who lives in San Francisco and should be used to these vocal types, was in Seattle last weekend and just posted a picture on her blog of similar signs. She also called the people "fundamental Christians". 

I guess I wondered-- what are fundamental Christians? How would you define them? Is it up to us to define them? I know I don't like the signs they're holding or the things they're saying, but I also don't get rubbed the wrong way by a simple "Jesus Saves" sign either. To me, "Jesus Saves" is not offensive or in your face. 

I suppose, as your blog tagline says, "I'm neither here, nor there." Thoughts?

p.s. Emily's blog, if you want to check out her funny picture, is: http://emilykatz.blogspot.com/