McNaughton's Via Dolorosa: The pinnacle of LDS Art

[_beefcalf]

I thought he might have been giving the Vulcan 'Live Long and Prosper' sign...

[_Quasimodo]

Ugh. This guy has the subtlety of a brick to the head and the aesthetic of Watchtower pamphlets from the seventies.

My thoughts, exactly.

[_quaker]

Why is it assumed he is a church elder?

I thought it was a defense attorney, or an insurance salesman.

[Guest]

A defense attorney?

[_huckelberry]

A defense attorney? I suppose he could be saying, "have your brother renew my retainer and I can try and get you another hearing."

I am not sure what purpose that conversation would serve.

I am still wondering if there is a normal Mormon concept creating a role for a blessing as presented. I understand the help of an individual helping to carry the cross. That blessing represents a role we have.

[_Bond James Bond]

McNaughton's attempted cover art for Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band II was a good try.

[_The Dude]

Actually the Mormon Elder is telling the crowd "He's ok, there's just a few more yards to go."

No chicken? Come on Seth, make me laugh.

[_Bond James Bond]

I'm just wondering where the pagan Roman soldiers are with their whips and swords. I saw The Passion of the Christ damnit and there were Roman soldiers!

[_Runtu]

I'm just wondering where the pagan Roman soldiers are with their whips and swords. I saw The Passion of the Christ damnit and there were Roman soldiers!

I think the missionary scared them off.

[_Bond James Bond]

I'm just wondering where the pagan Roman soldiers are with their whips and swords. I saw The Passion of the Christ damnit and there were Roman soldiers!

I think the missionary scared them off.

Or they're too busy flaying the skin from his conversion-oriented companion's back.