On his usual money-making mission, a talent agent discovers that a paying crowd responds better to stand-up comedy against God. So his reflex is clear: encouraging his star comic to focus his comedy against faith. However, there is one problem the agent is well aware of.
The young comic is a devoted Christian not likely to compromise. So a plan is devised. The crafty agent rushes home to retrieve his aged and neglected Bible.
"Aw COME ON," the agent mumbles ... "it has to be in here somewhere!”
After hours inside his closet, it is discovered. And while removing its dust and coughing, the agent proceeds directly toward the concordance. His plan is to find every isolated scripture that speaks of God’s "forgiveness.” He’s prepared to reason that if the comic simply asked for forgiveness after every performance, he’d be fine. And they’d both be rich.
After high-jacking the scriptures, the agent heads over to his star comic’s home, rehearsing his abominable and lukewarm sales pitch. Finally knocking on the door, he's met by a house guest as the door swings open. That guest is you.
You are about to hear this manipulated plan in its entirety. What do you have to say about it?