I'm still annoyed that the US adopted In God We Trust as our national motto in the 1950's. No idea how that got through and wasn't deemed unconstitutional.
this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2024
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It is part of propaganda to demonise the officially atheist USSR from the God (never mind which god we're referring to)- loving Americans. 1
Buddy Jesus is the best fictional Jesus.
Second best
You don’t fuck with the Jesus, man…
Eight year olds, dude.
You know this dude votes conservative.
Clearly you've never seen Korean Jesus.
I really like the Preacher adaptation too. But his retarded clone (? Cousin? I forgot) steals the show.
If only the rest of the US could have made it as explicit as Vermont did:
No person ought, or of right can be compelled, to attend any religious worship, or erect, or support any place of worship, or maintain any minister, contrary to the dictates of his conscience.
--Vermont Constitution, Article 3
What about freedom from life? I only care about that.
Alternatively you can choose Fausticornism:
This meme, does that cheeky Jesus staue actually exist somewhere?
Was made for the film Dogma. I think Kevin Smith has an online merch store where they certainly used to sell them. "Buddy Christ"
Unfortunately, I think much of it is unavailable as they don't want to further enrich Weinstein.
Ah. Bugger, did fancy getting one of those, but never got round to it.....
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