MORE UNITARIAN HUMOR: STEPHEN COLBERT EDITION

I know everyone likes a good Unitarian joke, so check out this bit from Stephen Colbert.  Also includes a startlingly fluid recitation by Colbert of the Nicene Creed.  (Turns out he is in fact a devout and practicing Catholic.) 

Comments

[Allison]

Oops. When I go to church, it's to a UCC one. After seeing that, and my own recent train of thought, I think I'm becoming Unitarian, whether I intended it or not.

[ballgame]

That was a great clip. The last part reminded me of Tom Lehrer's "National Brotherhood Week."

[The Grouch]

That was indeed a great clip. Pretty impressive of Colbert to be able to recite the Nicene Creed like that. I guess he must have been drilled very well as a child.

And the Unitarian joke was great.

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