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Amazing and creepy picture
I found this picture on one of the social sites - I can't remember which. Anyone know who to attribute it to? It's one of the best (and creepiest) illustrations of faith and children I've come across.
-Ben
-Ben
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Permalink Reply by Jo Jerome on -
Damn cool, and damn creepy!
Thanks for posting. I know a few places I'd like to spread this around.
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Permalink Reply by Secular Forces 2013 on -
Wow, that's some theocratic shyte there!
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Permalink Reply by funk Q on -
Great graphic!
Imagine how easily the book can be replaced by any other system of thought or values then cringe.
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Permalink Reply by Johnsky on -
I know it's the flu talking, but all I can think is, I wonder if the mind could adapt to the eyes being re-arranged one above the other, and still manage to correct for perspective on the fly.
... I think I know now why I'm atheist... I ask too many damn questions.
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Permalink Reply by Jo Jerome on
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Actually Johnsky, I thought the same thing while also thinking that's part of the beauty of the picture. The way religion not only closes in and smushes your brain but skews the very way you see things.
This cartoon needs to be a painting in a museum.
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Permalink Reply by Фелч Гроган on -
Looks like its from here, but the site is offline at the moment.
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Permalink Reply by OutlawGirl on -
Reminds me of Coraline and button eyes.
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Permalink Reply by Ben Gerber on -
Still gives me the shivers. I know so many of those kids.
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Permalink Reply by Scarletizm on -
That's pretty funny. lol
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