Either the commonly-held conception of what "sin" looks like has changed significantly since the last Cultural Interpretations of Fictitious Religious Iconography meeting, or this specific crafter thought "Kick a Soccer Ball, Or Alternatively, Light a Soccer Ball on Fire And Throw it at Someone" didn't sound quite catchy enough, or obscure enough, for their stunning and inspirational illustrations.
Yes, those are Chef's hats. They're Chef's Hats For Jesus. And they're hilarious.
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I am so terribly confused. What do I win if I kick sin? And those hats? What would Jesus do?
ReplyDeleteBurn them.
Do I paint Satan on my soccer ball?
ReplyDeleteWhere do people find the time to do these brilliant crafts. Oh yeah they have these classes at the home right?
ReplyDeleteMind you, those are some pretty dam' mad soccer skillz going on there. Apart from setting a ball ablaze, of course. But that's the burning power of belief for you.
ReplyDeleteJesus saves - but Moses scores from the rebound.
Ho ho.
Imagine what goes on with Jesus chefs. Always neeeding more fish and bread, and well, getting it.
ReplyDeletehahaha Jesus jokes never get old
ReplyDeleteThis is the best damn water I've ever tasted. My compliments to the chef.
ReplyDeleteThis is hilarious. I have taught and known so many evil ex-munchkins who grew up making this crap and if anything, they are more demented than most.
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