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Published December 18, 2008 Absurdity , Comics 4 CommentsTags: atonement, Comics, comix, Dark Jesus, Dark Knight, Jesus, Joker, web comics
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This is disturbing on so many levels.
It is downright scary how much trash the Christian media creates. Adding the tiny speck of Biblical truth doesn’t make it any better. It only serves to cheapen the truth. Perhaps even to the point of blasphemy?
I’m not sure I follow, Jonathan. The e-comic ‘Sinfest’ is not ‘Christian media’ I’m pretty sure. How does this effect your analysis. To me this strip reads – however wittingly or not – as a prophetic critique of civil religion.
“Why So Religious?”… HAHAHA!
Thanks Mike, it’s like XKCD. I’ve added it to my daily comic reading. I loved the Obama kool-aid bit from the archives.
I’m glad that you found the comic as enjoyable as I did.
I often find that a comic is worth a thousand words.