[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by bots

The church of england started off corrupt and hasn't changed since

Thomas Cromwell will be spinning in his grave

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Thomas Cromwell will be spinning in his grave

On a side note I wonder why everyone seemed to be called Thomas back then it must have been a tad confusing ?

Thomas Cromwell
Thomas Wolsey
Thomas Tallis
Thomas More
Thomas Becket
Thomas Wyatt the elder
Thomas Wyatt the younger
Thomas Cranmer
Thomas Howard
Thomas Seymour
Thomas Boleyn
Thomas Culpeper


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[Jessica.]

Very interesting combination of culture and art to get people talking and thinking about marginalised communities!

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

Very interesting combination of culture and art to get people talking and thinking about marginalised communities!

like Christians?

[Father Chris Mouse]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

like Christians?

Only white and right wing people are Christians, didn't you know?!! The hundreds of millions of black Christians throughout the world don't count!

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Swan

Only white and right wing people are Christians, didn't you know?!! The hundreds of millions of black Christians throughout the world don't count!

Christianity spread to Africa long before Europe

The oldest Bible in the world by a country mile is the Ethiopian one

[Father Chris Mouse]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Christianity spread to Africa long before Europe

The oldest Bible in the world by a country mile is the Ethiopian one

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

like Christians?

A "good" Christian is a rare find nowadays.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

Very interesting combination of culture and art to get people talking and thinking about marginalised communities!

It's all so ugly-looking that it makes me think the "marginalised" communities need to be taken to see some classical art.

[Livia]

Graffiti is criminal damage viewed through through the eyes of the terminally Left Wing.

[Good King Glennceslas]

It’s a good job they’re stickers in this case isn’t it. Stickers that have triggered the right wing snowflakes.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

It’s a good job they’re stickers in this case isn’t it. Stickers that have triggered the right wing snowflakes.

Is that all they are?

I'm just slowly catching up.

[Livia]

Can you imagine these stickers in a mosque? No, me neither. The only people who think this was a good idea are the pearl-clutchers in Canterbury, a bearded man wearing a dress whose mediocre "art" has been exhibited and DEI Lefties. Christianity was just starting to grow in this Christian country, the Church of England, tone deaf and woolly, are doing their best to stop that

[Good King Glennceslas]

Originally Posted by Livia

Can you imagine these stickers in a mosque? No, me neither. The only people who think this was a good idea are the pearl-clutchers in Canterbury, a bearded man wearing a dress whose mediocre "art" has been exhibited and DEI Lefties. Christianity was just starting to grow in this Christian country, the Church of England, tone deaf and woolly, are doing their best to stop that

You never fail to make everything about Muslims, even when it’s a story about the Church of England embarrassing itself. The irony is that your outrage actually proves the point of the exhibition. It was meant to show how intolerant and performatively offended people have become about anything that challenges their narrow view of what “Christianity” should look like. The church didn’t need help looking out of touch, but you’ve managed to make it look positively enlightened by comparison.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Livia

Can you imagine these stickers in a mosque? No, me neither. The only people who think this was a good idea are the pearl-clutchers in Canterbury, a bearded man wearing a dress whose mediocre "art" has been exhibited and DEI Lefties. Christianity was just starting to grow in this Christian country, the Church of England, tone deaf and woolly, are doing their best to stop that

100%

[Yuki Maru Hoshi]

The Church is one of the first safe spaces for many people. It does not need all this additional messaging in order to achieve that end.

[Merry Mockmas]

I have zero issue with Graffiti art, I personally like the style when I've seen them in an underpass etc.

But a Church (like any other Religious building tbf) I would personally like to keep it's more traditional aesthetic that we all associate with a Church.

Graffiti art just doesn't give off the right vibe for a Church imo.

I know that I'm not explaining it very well, but I do like certain stuff to follow traditional aesthetics.

I'm not always a fan of "subverting expectations."