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Related: About this forumThey just can't leave well enough alone.
Here's the last page of a six page story from the religious comic book Treasure Chest.
It's about the importance of keeping your eye on the ball. Many sports are covered, and they all have one thing in common, they all are played with a ball. So what is up with that last panel? Is Christianity played with a ball?
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http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=36075
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They just can't leave well enough alone. (Original Post)
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Nov 2018
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volstork
(5,593 posts)1. Love how they use
the male pronoun when illustrating a woman.
Mariana
(15,152 posts)5. That is pretty funny. nt.
Permanut
(6,682 posts)2. Classic cult propaganda. nt
Major Nikon
(36,904 posts)3. It's a metaphor intended for the consumption of morons
...who can only think in terms of analogies. Not to mention the weak minded who are manipulated by the conveniently unverifiable promise of reward or punishment.
Nitram
(24,625 posts)4. Religious propaganda like this sounds convincing to the young, the inexperienced, and the uneducated