Evidently there is a church in New York City (where else?) that held kissing contests in their services during a series on marriage.
After his message about keeping marriage and romance Godly and alive, the pastor invites four married couples onstage to practice what he just preached - that is, engage in non-stop kissing for five minutes.
The best smoochers, judged by the congregation, win $50 to spend on a romantic evening. (I'm just thinking anybody who has the nerve to come onstage at church and kiss for five minutes straight in front of the whole crowd without blushing hardly needs extra money to spend on romance. I'm guessing they have the romance thing down.)
'Public displays of affection aren't wrong. Adam and Eve were naked and not ashamed.'
One of the arguments for the action is: 'Public displays of affection aren't wrong. Adam and Eve were naked and not ashamed.'
Um. OK. That's a can of worms waiting to get out, but ...
Oh yeah -- the pastor of the New York City church is a bachelor. Go figure.
And be blessed.
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