Hate to break it to you, but about 5 billion people in this world are not Christians. Some of us actually think that all of the religions symbolized here have just as much wisdom as Christianity.
There's nothing wrong with using a fish rather than a cross to symbolize Christianity -- especially given it was legitimately used early in Christian history.
Some of the other posts on this blog are legitimately funny/awful, but this one? FAIL. Christians aren't the only ones to wear some sort of vestment.
For the love of God, just pick one, all right?!! I'll bet it takes you two hours to order lunch at McDonald's.
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It's for Unitarian-Universalists. I've seen this collection of symbols on the wall behind the pulpit in a UU church in the Boston area...
And no cross.
i also thought it was interesting that they used the fish instead of the cross. I guess the cross was too scary of a symbol...
Pick one from column A, and two from column B.
But a couple hours later, (after theological indigestion passes) you'll still be spiritually hungry. . .
Heresy. What is there left to say. I don't see any Christian Symbols either. I'm glad I'm a traditional Anglican and no longer an Episcopalian.
and they leave out so many, a Swastika, Odin's eight legged horse, a peace sign, the eight pointed star of Scientology ...
There goes the 1st Commandment...
This looks like some of the crap I've seen my fellow United Methodists wear. Lord help us!
Where is the cross? Or is it too offensive, much better to go with a peaceful Jesus fish so as not to ruffle any feathers with a cross or crucifix
This reminds me of those "Coexist" stickers - which I detest.
For some funny takes on that:
Enough with the Coexist stickers already!
Hate to break it to you, but about 5 billion people in this world are not Christians. Some of us actually think that all of the religions symbolized here have just as much wisdom as Christianity.
--One of those heretics, and proud of it
There's nothing wrong with using a fish rather than a cross to symbolize Christianity -- especially given it was legitimately used early in Christian history.
Some of the other posts on this blog are legitimately funny/awful, but this one? FAIL. Christians aren't the only ones to wear some sort of vestment.
I would like to use this image and post with a post on indifferentism on my blog The Rainey View. Please reply.
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