You've wondered, and heard it before.....
Stuff happens.
What do the world’s religions have to say about this vexing existential problem?
Taoism: Stuff happens. Who gives a stuff?
Hinduism: This stuff has happened before and will happen again.
Buddhism: The stuff that happens doesn’t really.
Zen: What is the sound of stuff happening?
Islam: The stuff that will happen will happen.
Judaism: Lord, why is this stuff happening to me?
Evangelicalism: Jesus, we praise you, we bless you, and we just really wanna ask "why this stuff isn’t happening to someone else"?
Catholicism: Stuff happens because you deserve it.
Open Theism: Stuff happens to God too.
Pentecostalism: Tuffs appensh.
High Church Anglicans: Verily, verily, stuff happeneth.
Atheism: Stuff happens. Then you die. No more stuff.
Rastafarianism: Let’s smoke the stuff.
Hare Krishna: "Stuff" happens! "Stuff" happens! "Stuff" happens! "Stuff" happens! . .
Jehovah's Witnesses: Let us in and we'll tell you why stuff happens.
Quakers: Quietly praise God for the blessings that stuff brings.
Calvinists: Stuff won't happen to you if you work hard enough.
Christian Scientists: Agree that there is no stuff.
Televangelists: Stuff won't happen to you if you send in your love offering.
Any that were missed?
Lutherans: "Your stuff isn't that bad."
Or, "Stuff happened? Let me bring over a hot dish."
Posted by: Susan | January 24, 2009 at 01:34 AM
My coffee mug says "Shit happens".
It too doesn't hace an Orhtodox version, but I suggest "God became man to get us out of the shit"
Posted by: Steve Hayes | January 23, 2009 at 10:43 AM
Did you receive the email?
Posted by: Fr. John | January 23, 2009 at 01:55 AM
Episcopalian: My great great grandmother gave that stuff... how could possibly think of moving it?
Posted by: Fr. John | January 22, 2009 at 03:55 PM
you missed Orthodox. You could say, "light a candle about the stuff." or
"if you stand here long enough you'll forget about the stuff"
Posted by: cindy | January 22, 2009 at 09:02 AM
Deism: Stuff happening is the result of natural processes following the great plan of creation.
Posted by: Teresa | January 22, 2009 at 08:46 AM