For example, here is an outraged call to action for protests against "Chocolate Jesus", a piece by Canadian artist Cosimo Cavallaro. Another example is the now infamous "Merry Titmas" exhibit by "notorious art curator" Lenora Claire in 2007.
Below are some not quite randomly selected images that could, potentially, be seen as examples of anti-Christian blasphemy. (Including one from Claire's "Merry Titmas" show):
The cover of a relatively recent book on Republicanism and Anticlerical Nationalism in Spain, by Enrique Sanabria:
Some naughty nuns by Clovis Trouille:
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Max Ernst's "Virigin Spanking the Christ Child":
Jesus Guinness & Jesus Thong:
The Virgin Mary depicted as a Hooter's waitress:
"Motivational Poster" styled blasphemy:
Racing Nuns action figures:
Sexy Jesus t-shirts from zazzle:
Sexy Nun stickers from zazzle:
Lookin' Good for Jesus products by Blue Q:
Objectified Jebus:
Jesus Elvis:
Jesus Christ On A Bicycle:
even more blasphemy at
e g r e g o r e s:
- Possibly blasphemous images of the Virgin Mary
- Blasphemy
- Blasphemy, Part Deux
- The right to oppose Islam
- A plague on both their houses
- Melanie Phillips on Lars Hedegaard
- "Republicanism, Irreligion, Heresy, Paganism, and Sodomy."
- Blasphemy case against Nergal dismissed
- More on Nergal's case
- Doda: "Forbidden fruit tastes better."
- Two more "hate speech" cases
- Sex, Religion, Art, Music & Freedom of Expression in Poland
- Holocaust Denial is OK, but criticizing Islam is not. Apparently
- Early March, 2010 Blasphemy World Roundup!!
- The kids are alright (in praise of Blasphemous Metal)
1 comment:
That nun-on-nun spanking image is hot.
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