Theologian Russ Moore thinks that “Where the Wild Things Are” isn’t scary enough.
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Can we really get mad at something for not being _____ enough?
“Man, I’m so pissed off! Obama’s speech wasn’t nearly as terrifying as it could have been!”
“Tch. Tetris was such a wasted opportunity. There could have been so much more narrative gravitas… but there wasn’t. SUCH a disappointment.”
“People complain about the models used in Victoria Secrets ads, that they’re just too unrealistically pretty. I say humbug to that! I say they’re not unrealistically pretty enough!”
This article was as bad as the one The Mole linked to earlier. Well, okay. It wasn’t as bad. It was still dumb though. Maybe Russ Moore should stick to theology.