Lovacott
Über Member
Like many of you older ones on here, I've often uttered the phrase "Christ on a bike" when expressing disbelief at a particular occurrence.
But what is it that is so unbelievable about Jesus riding an MTB?
Granted, it would have been a bit tricky if he'd been wearing his winter gear of long flowing white cloth which would have caught up in the drivetrain and back wheel, but if he'd been wearing his summer gear of loin wrap only, there would have been no problem.
I accept that wearing a helmet over a crown of thorns would have been painful, but as far as I can tell, cycle helmets were not a mandatory requirement in the middle east 2,000 odd years ago.
Flip flops are not ideal for riding a bike, but I've ridden in flips flops and had no problems.
So what is the issue with Christ and Bikes that makes us utter this phrase so many years later?
But what is it that is so unbelievable about Jesus riding an MTB?
Granted, it would have been a bit tricky if he'd been wearing his winter gear of long flowing white cloth which would have caught up in the drivetrain and back wheel, but if he'd been wearing his summer gear of loin wrap only, there would have been no problem.
I accept that wearing a helmet over a crown of thorns would have been painful, but as far as I can tell, cycle helmets were not a mandatory requirement in the middle east 2,000 odd years ago.
Flip flops are not ideal for riding a bike, but I've ridden in flips flops and had no problems.
So what is the issue with Christ and Bikes that makes us utter this phrase so many years later?