The problem with April Fools news jokes online is that the fake news stays live long after April 1. Case in point, I just got around to reading a feature on the ” title=”fun read” target=”_blank”>this piece. And it’s unlikely that anyone who knows even a little about Judaism would be confused by all the apparent contradictions. But, still, if I hadn’t noticed that the date at the top of the feature, I would have been left wondering whether I was wrong to consider this a joke. (Maybe Father Sarah was part of a group of Messianic Jews.)
So what about all those people who don’t know anything about Judaism? Would they be ” title=”Jim Wallis joining the Tea Party” target=”_blank”>Jim Wallis joining the Tea Party to “
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