He believes Christians often exhibit hypocrisy when it comes to the comedy they consume.

But there are audiences and audience members for sure who will absolutely be out at the improv or the laugh factory listening to some of the crudest stuff in the world and laughing at it and then get outraged because someone like Taylor Tomlinson acknowledged that sex exists in the world.

If this is something that you're fine with in your life, then you have to come to terms with that for some reason you're fine with it.

Or if it's something that you feel doesn't represent your Christian faith, you have to come to terms with that as you view your faith, you shouldn't be fine with it.

Trying to live a life where in the moments that I brand myself as participating in Christianity, this is unacceptable, but in other moments of my life it is, is bifurcating ourselves in a way that, I don't find to be spiritually helpful an audience preference Is an audience preference if if this is what I like and that's what I listen to well then find Comedians that fill that need that's why there's different genres of music.

That's why there's different comedians That's why there's different genres of writing because people have different tastes but when you when you claim that this is what i'll listen to as christian comedy and then really are fine with something else i mean it just reminds me of the old joke with the punchline that baptists don't recognize one another in a liquor store

Our culture

has turned comedy and joke-telling into a vehicle for achieving things that comedy can do, but is not primarily concerned with.