Black Woman Thinks...Religion, Politics, Race, Atheism and more...: Child Abuse

16 August 2009

3 comments:

1skepticalbrother said...: I'm surprised no one has left a comment Zee. This photograph, along with the other photographs of "religious child abuse" that you've posted, explains why it will be next to impossible for us to live peaceably. Very subtle and extremely powerful connotations. You are a genius!

Rob; 24 August, 2009 18:15
earthtoholly said...: Get 'em while they're young. Yeah, I worry about a young relative (toddler) who is already being indoctrinated by church visits. I like your message here!; 30 August, 2009 16:40
hitesh rawat said...: I don't know what you people find so offending in this pic........Srry but i totally disagree by the above comments......i don't see any kind of child abuse in the pic.

Every parent want their child to know the almighty.....and that is what shows in the pic......where prob a father taking his son to the Dargah so that he can see and learn how they pray to their god....

probably.....no i'm sure....i'm looking the pic from a different point of view.....and don't really get what others have seen this pic till now.........

Also if there would have been some text.....explaining the child abuse....would be helpful.....

srry if this comment hurts anyone....the comment is only my view you may have yours........; 03 September, 2009 01:41

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1SkepticalBrother wrote:

Poignant, simple and powerful. And unlike my usual loquacious and verbose comentaries, I'd like to end this comment with a few lines from an insightful man of antiquity.

The old always gives way and is replaced by the new, and one thing must be made good out of another.
There is no dark pit of Hell awaiting anyone. Matter is needed, so that later generations may grow; yet all of
them, too, will follow you when they have lived out their span of life. As with you, generations have passed away before, and will do so again. Thus one thing will never cease to arise from another. To none is life given in freehold; to all on lease. Look back at the eternity of time that passed before we were born, and see how utterly unimportant it is to us.
Nature holds this up to us as a mirror of the time that is to come after we are dead. Is there anything terrifying in the sight? Anything to grieve over? Is it not a rest more tranquil than any sleep?

Lucretius

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