Alert readers Veronica Abbass and Linda Grilli called my attention to today’s Jesus and Mo, and the nice h/t that the artist gave me: Today’s script is thanks to Walter Kaufmann (1921-1980). The quote, which is heavily edited in the barmaid’s speech, was spotted and posted by Jerry Coyne at Why Evolution is True. Thanks! […]
Alert reader Linda Grilli calls our attention to a timely new Jesus and Mo strip:
I do wonder how many of those who object so strenuously to American torturing of prisoners (I am one of those objectors) nevertheless accept eternal torture. After all 70% of Americans believe in hell, and although some of these must surely see hell as metaphorical—usually “separation from God”, which I consider a bonus—those people are […]
Jesus and Mo discuss the Bristol University Christian Association. And Mo shows how religious liberals enable more pernicious doctrines.
Today’s Jesus and Mo on atheist child abuse:
Another gem from the Jesus and Mo artist: h/t: Linda
The Jesus and Mo artist has been reading this website again (or so I hope!). UPDATE: My hope was confirmed (see comments below): the artist has verified it and given the cartoon a h/t!
Sometimes I think the Jesus and Mo artist reads my website. Or maybe attentive minds just think alike: “The invisible and the nonexistent look very much alike.” –Delos McKown h/t: Veronica
Last week The Onion published a satirical cartoon that was critical of Islam “No one murdered because of this image.“ It’s NSFW, so click the link to see it. It shows major figures of four religions (Moses, Jesus, Ganesha, and the Buddha) engaged in rather salacious activities. There was no Mohamed, of course—that would have […]
UPDATE: In the meantime, there has been no violence and rioting in response to this image published in The Onion (warning: NSFW), although it simultaneously denigrates Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism, and Hinduism. _______________ Today’s Jesus and Mo echoes Aretha, and it’s absolutely spot on: When I posted in June (title: “Egypt is doomed”) that I was […]
