maybe the scene would’ve looked something like this:
I love how the artist shows some folks fascinated, others not so much.
How would YOU have reacted?
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That is thought provoking, isn’t it?
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It is! I’d like to think I’m like that boy kneeling, trying to get as close as possible. Alas, I confess most days… I am not. I’m just like the guy trying to hail a cab.
The indifference of the human condition…we refuse to see that which would save us, even when the mystery is revealed in front of our eyes.
Great piece; thanks for sharing
I think it would have been similar -there’s not much room for Him here either. Sad, huh?
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True, K. But He came nonetheless.
Think about that for a moment.
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I love this piece!