[AnalogReigns]

Looks like a decent student work to me.

Interestingly some of the Old Masters of the Renaissance also put religious text in their paintings...

[teddyballgame]

“Interestingly some of the Old Masters of the Renaissance also put religious text in their paintings...”

Really!! How interesting (sarc/).

I just came back from Paris w/ my wife. Half of the Louvre is filled with religous paintings.

[AnalogReigns]

See the text Lucas Cranach the elder (Luther's painter) inserted "Let he that is without sin, throw the first stone."

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Unbelievable. I'm happy to see the boy has a stepfather who is willing to pursue this with him.

From the article...

"The lawsuit also alleges school officials allow other religious items and artwork to be displayed on campus.

A Buddha and Hindu figurines are on display in a social studies classroom, the lawsuit claims, adding the teacher passionately teaches Hindu principles to students.

In addition, a replica of Michaelangelo's "The Creation of Man" is displayed at the school's entrance, a picture of a six-limbed Hindu deity is in the school's hallway and a drawing of a robed sorcerer hangs on a hallway bulletin board.

Drawings of Medusa, the Grim Reaper with a scythe and a being with a horned head and protruding tongue hang in the art room and demonic masks are displayed in the metals room, the lawsuit alleges..."

Liberals lie.