What I found most significant about this painting is that this "Jesus" has no scars. False Jesus. Nothing else matters... I hope this artist finds the real Jesus who will help him heal from his own wounds.
It's the famous fable (lesson) of Aesop: "The fox and the grapes" = metaphorically: that which is unreachable (by their innate weakness or false strength) they will hold in contempt! However, let's take this horrendous practices of these individuals as their hidden desires.... to have what we Catholics have had for millennia/centuries, but all they can do is show their blatant ignorance and …More
It's the famous fable (lesson) of Aesop: "The fox and the grapes" = metaphorically: that which is unreachable (by their innate weakness or false strength) they will hold in contempt! However, let's take this horrendous practices of these individuals as their hidden desires.... to have what we Catholics have had for millennia/centuries, but all they can do is show their blatant ignorance and insignificance!
