13 Oct '20 12:06@kevcvs57 saidIn case anyone is interested in seeing the poster:
I think they were probably trying to be inclusive and welcoming to an ostracised outsider. Remind you of anyone?
13 Oct '20 12:19@moonbus saidSeems a bit frivolous even from the LGTB+ perspective but I still think the philosophy behind it is a positive one.
In case anyone is interested in seeing the poster:
https://endtimeheadlines.org/2020/09/church-ad-features-bearded-jesus-with-womens-breasts-and-make-up/
The rainbow in the background is an obvious flag for a specific target group, 'for those with ears to hear.'
13 Oct '20 14:553 edits@kevcvs57 saidYes, the frolicking, smiling, dancing, happy Jesus is what immediately dis-attracts me about this poster, not the breasts--"Saved in the bosom of Jesus" (sorry couldn't resist that). It looks more like a politically correct summer camp than a religion that's being propagated there. Where's the passion play? Where's the dying for man's sins? Where's the serpent in this idyllic summer camp? It may be a positive philosophy, but it sure ain't Christianity.
Seems a bit frivolous even from the LGTB+ perspective but I still think the philosophy behind it is a positive one.
I Imagined a post op / treatment Jesus on a cross, not a frolicking cartoon manic Jesus.
13 Oct '20 23:51@kevcvs57 said(1) This actually isn't always true. In Malaysia, Indonesia, and Iran, exceptions are made for Christians to be allowed to drink, eat pork, etc., and they do not have to follow other Islamic laws either.
Nobody can drink in a Muslim country, try again and think about discrimination as a concept.
“ The gay pride parades are not allowed to happen because it turns into a system of propagandization of homosexuality towards children like you see in Western societies, which will cause long-term ill effects.”
There it is right there The Lie that homosexuality is a disease that ...[text shortened]... ion to be a danger to civil society and something that should be monitored and opposed at all costs.
There it is right there The Lie that homosexuality is a disease that can infect people, especially children, rather than simply a state of being.
It’s people like you that prove religion to be a danger to civil society and something that should be monitored and opposed at all costs.
13 Oct '20 23:52@rajk999 saidI do not think that this is an accurate description of what I actually value. I think you have misinterpreted some of these things.
Your focus on material / shallow things, buildings, books, traditions, looks, is very unhealthy spiritually. There was a time when there were none of these things, and people were still able to do the will of God and please God, maybe even more so. I can site many examples where Jesus condemned the focus on these things which detract from more important matters. The Pharis ...[text shortened]... ere condemned by Christ. Christians should try to be more like Christ, not more like the Pharisees.
15 Oct '20 07:07@philokalia said“(1) This actually isn't always true. In Malaysia, Indonesia, and Iran, exceptions are made for Christians to be allowed to drink, eat pork, etc., and they do not have to follow other Islamic laws either. “
(1) This actually isn't always true. In Malaysia, Indonesia, and Iran, exceptions are made for Christians to be allowed to drink, eat pork, etc., and they do not have to follow other Islamic laws either.
(2)
[quote]There it is right there The Lie that homosexuality is a disease that can infect people, especially children, rather than simply a state of being.[/quote ...[text shortened]... t that proves I am in the wrong for thinking this at all. You are just appealing to your own values.
15 Oct '20 09:21@philokalia saidI have read the article and have seen the picture. The reason why this church posted the ad is, in my opinion, very clear and should be applauded; especially by the christian community.
From the Daily Mail:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8744095/Churchs-woke-advert-featuring-bearded-Jesus-womens-breasts-sparks-outrage.html
[quote][b]- The Church of Iceland's new 'woke' ad depicting Jesus has sparked outrage
I- t featured a bearded Jesus with breasts, make up and a woman's dress
- 'The goal was to emphasise diversity, not to hurt people o ...[text shortened]... d much more, considering all that has happened in 2020, but hey, got a little shock out of this one.
15 Oct '20 11:14@moonbus saidGosh I can see what all the fuss is about 🙄
In case anyone is interested in seeing the poster:
https://endtimeheadlines.org/2020/09/church-ad-features-bearded-jesus-with-womens-breasts-and-make-up/
The rainbow in the background is an obvious flag for a specific target group, 'for those with ears to hear.'
23 Oct '20 18:19@philokalia said
From the Daily Mail:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8744095/Churchs-woke-advert-featuring-bearded-Jesus-womens-breasts-sparks-outrage.html
[quote][b]- The Church of Iceland's new 'woke' ad depicting Jesus has sparked outrage
I- t featured a bearded Jesus with breasts, make up and a woman's dress
- 'The goal was to emphasise diversity, not to hurt people o ...[text shortened]... d much more, considering all that has happened in 2020, but hey, got a little shock out of this one.
(Revelations 1:13) And I turned to see the voice that spake with me. And being turned, I saw seven golden candlesticks; And in the midst of the seven candlesticks one like unto the Son of man, clothed with a garment down to the foot, and girt about the breasts with a golden girdle.
Church of Iceland Depicts Christ with Breasts, Beard, Make Up
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