In some ways, the picture is a joke. It was originally a pro-Soviet Union poster. My friend Tom, who lives in Russia, transformed it into a pro-Reformation poster.
At the bottom of the poster, you can see the link "www.tominthebox.net." Since I write satire for that blog, I thought I would use the poster.
The point of this post was simply to have a little fun and also emphasize my beliefs in the "solas" of the Reformation.
4 comments:
I get the Latin. What do the guns with bayonets, represent?
Anonymous,
In some ways, the picture is a joke. It was originally a pro-Soviet Union poster. My friend Tom, who lives in Russia, transformed it into a pro-Reformation poster.
At the bottom of the poster, you can see the link "www.tominthebox.net." Since I write satire for that blog, I thought I would use the poster.
The point of this post was simply to have a little fun and also emphasize my beliefs in the "solas" of the Reformation.
Eric,
I'm thankful for the explanation. I thought I might have had to address you as "General"!
Apart from the guns I like the rest of the graphic.
John,
I too wish the guns weren't there, but I liked the rest of the graphic enough to post it anyway.
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