Christians have their own language; we like to call it "Christianese." But does the subculture known as "Christianity" actually know what it's talking about? Words and phrases like, "Bible," "prayer life," "sin," "praise God," "go to church," "Christian fellowship" and "body of Christ" are casually exchanged, yet often without true understanding. Why?

These words and phrases have become practically meaningless from overuse. Everyone thinks they know what they're saying, but meaning has been sacrificed on the altar of popular terminology. Has a clear grasp of God Himself been lost in the murky mine of Christian catch-phrases? Zender and McCoy forward an unequivocal: "Yes!"

Cyndi McCoy is a songwriter, performance artist, and iconoclast. Martin Zender is an author, public speaker, and the World's Most Outspoken Bible Scholar. Watch the dynamic combination in this Google Hangout video, streamed live and recorded by Cyndi McCoy from New York City on Thursday, May 2, 2013.

Cyndi McCoy: Christ, Not Christianity:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLbDr4smT_I

Cyndi McCoy: I'm Sorry For How The Church Treated You:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=730aEX25JLQ

Cyndi McCoy and Martin Zender on Eternal Torment:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAySza0DPFc

Cyndi McCoy and Martin Zender: The Dangers of Christianese, Part 1
http://youtu.be/dnBxUJe_dgk

To learn more about Cyndi McCoy, go to: www.cyndimccoy.com