Sometimes, G-d Speaks
A kitschy 62-foot statue of Jesus outside of Cincinnati was destroyed by lightning last night.
by David Schaengold · June 15, 2010
A kitschy 62-foot statue of Jesus outside of Cincinnati was destroyed by lightning last night.
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I’ve always wanted to ask Catholics about that.
“That whole graven images thing. Was God just having the piss?”Report
I’ve passed that staue many, many times on the way to northern Ohio. There was a song someone did about it called, “Big Butter Jesus”.Report
Someone should alert Kunstler.Report
“Ou, I can’t stand it’
I can’t stand it…
What are you tryin’ to prove?
Dead man………”
Bob Dylan, some years agoReport
What’s left of it reminds me that I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords.Report
Crap. Now I don’t know if I should be worshipping Zeus or Thor. Did anyone see a rainbow bridge after the lightning strike?Report
@Alex Knapp, given that Thor prefers “your god was nailed to some wood, I carry a hammer” jokes, I suspect that Zeus is more likely in this particular case.Report
Not to worry, the Buckeye State still has the world’s largest cross.Report
God hates kitsch? I could see joining a church that believed so.Report
@Rufus, I am always impressed with people who remember God and do it publicly. Sometimes this public expression is ‘tacky’ or some way that I wouldn’t personally engage but it is an expression of the love of God by a being created for that specific purpose.Report
@Bob Cheeks,
But remember, Jesus Christ himself warned against such public displays of piety…Report