It’s been just over ten years since I quit Best Buy
but for some reason I still remember my employee number. Heh.
but for some reason I still remember my employee number. Heh.
This is a thing that really happened.
I could go a million years staring at this comic and I would be no closer to understanding it.
The Cross has a glory to it, one that makes wicked things turn to ash through the merest touch. When the (presumably demonic) dragon lays an unworthy hand on the symbol of Christ’s suffering, it disappears in divine conflagration and is boxed by the Lord’s humble servant. The pious hermit takes the box of ashes and nourishes the roots of a tree for many years. Near the end of the hermit’s life, the hermit chops down the tree, processes it through a machine that turns it to paper, and painstakingly scribes the entirety of the Gospel on that paper with milky pupils and quaking hands. The Bible he completes is imbued with the conquered power of the dragon, and through its life’s journey it will lead many people to moments of revelation and spiritual ecstasy.
thx
I read it more as “God Hates Furries”
I have quit caffeine. Maybe not my brightest idea.