Christian Valentine’s Day memes: the good, the bad and the unbearably cringe
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Jonty Langley2023-02-14T11:08:00
This Valentine’s Day, Jonty Langley takes a tongue-in-cheek look at the best and worst Christian dating memes. Little did he realise there would be so many to choose from!
Valentine’s Day is upon us, the day when Christians who denounce the commercialism and worldliness of Halloween go surprisingly quiet so that they can stay married. Or get married. Or just go on a date with someone who isn’t weird (it’s rough out there for Christian singles).
In honour of the day, we thought we’d treat it with the seriousness it deserves and find you some memes. But not just any memes. Christian (and Christian-adjacent) memes, dealing with Valentine’s Day, dating, relationships and romantic love, is what we were looking for.
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