Sentences with phrase «of other cartoons»

I love how you've drawn this one and I think it stands far, far above the majority of your other cartoons.

Many of my other cartoons are available there too.

Again this has been touching on something that has been on my mind just as as one of your other cartoons has done recently.

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Not exact matches

The game has enthralled players and boosted investors» view of Nintendo's future, as they bet the group can cash in on a treasure chest of other lucrative cartoon characters, from Donkey Kong to Super Mario.

While Peppa Pig was made scarce on one online platform, plenty of chatter about the cartoon character cropped up on other platforms.

Animated balloons and other cartoons celebrate your every act of typing, while games, mazes, and videos entice you to stick with it.

A notable recent billboard posted by Nimble America, whose front page criticizes «rapist» migrants and advocates for Donald Trump's political stances on trade, immigration and other issues, features a cartoon image of Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton alongside the phrase «too big to jail.»

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First of all, a big thanks to my other cartooning friend, Jon Birch of asbojesus, for awesome review of my cartoon book, nakedpastor101!!

@TGM — I think I get the point, I think the cartoon wasn't as good at pointing out certain ironies as some of his others are.

On the other side of the glass window, young girls were sitting on benches with matching red dresses, trying to escape their reality by watching children's cartoons on small television sets.

I remember a cartoon in a magazine from decades past, might have been one of my father's Playboy issues, where the shepherd is approaching two sheep with a bouquet of flowers in his hand and one of the sheep says to the other, «He can just sod right off, I have a headache.»

I was thinking about this cartoon the other day, as I remember seeing it before and drew on the memory of it for comfort.

«Through nakedpastor's cartoons, I've been able to join other broken buddies as we pray and play on the fringes of the faith.

GET THE ORIGINAL OR PRINT OF THIS CARTOON Since we're on a roll about the role of women in the church and in ministry, I thought I'd post this other old favoritOF THIS CARTOON Since we're on a roll about the role of women in the church and in ministry, I thought I'd post this other old favoritof women in the church and in ministry, I thought I'd post this other old favorite.

I have drawn plenty of cartoons critiquing Mark Driscoll's view of women, his theology, his abuses, his lame apologies, and other issues.

He is a talented artist and his cartoons speak volumes about the struggles of other ex-Fundamentalists.

jerry... take a look at the whole situation from step one... I just addressed it on today's cartoon site... David wrote a thank you to his commenters... Andrew comes in out of left field railing against David... that was the first comment... others tried to wish David happy new year etc. and Andrew comes back in with more junk.

Oh, I can see how the image represents them OTHERS (bad guys of all sort, proselytizing, self - promoting, — just follow one of your threads down the line & see how we work to convince, convict: us the living dead) But I have to make an effort to identify with your bad guys in all your cartoons — even as I know that's where the significance of your «vision» lies.

But yeah, as you read the cartoon, we have to think that some of the things we say and think about others, do NOT sound like Jesus.

, and drawing cartoons in notebooks, and teasing and gawking at girls, might be insulting to Mister Bossy, might be a sort of theft of his time and energy, might be a sort of theft of immeasurably valuable holy unrecoverable time from the other students in the class, might be greedy and low and a theft from our own best selves, little though we knew of those selves as yet.

David: This cartoon, and others you have drawn of late cause me to wonder why you ever consider going back to church, or starting up another one!

Having a cartoon that says anything other than this is dishonest and shows the weakness of the cartoonist's argument.

Now the next time it occurs to you to do a cartoon or make some snide criticism of others» views, maybe you can recall what Jesus said about beams and motes.

the point of the cartoon was inspired by people on my other site, http://davidhayward.ca who have been rejected by their families for leaving the church.

I think the point of the cartoon was that there is a belief among most Christians (Catholic and Protestant alike) that there is something special about Jesus the man that is other - worldly and goes far beyond just a man with a good message — and if you «take in» Jesus then you get certain special privileges (like going to heaven).

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A question for Timelesswheelman: Why is it that, unlike other religious believers who are faced with images of their prophets, gods, etc, Muslims appear to be the only religious group that goes absolutely bat - shaft crazy and murderous when someone, for example, publishes a cartoon of the prophet?

Because only racism would explain why they are so willing to believe such tripe without a shred of evidence other than cartoons fed to them by smarter people.

But since prayer is not purely for the self or for the church, but also for others and for the needs of the world, something in the cartoon should suggest this relevance.

It seems to me that examples of alcoholism, abuse, and other types of destructive behavior misses the mark in the cartoon.

Put in cartoon form, the image is this: a pastor standing slightly behind two other Christians, with a hand on the shoulder of each person.

OWN THIS CARTOON I was talking with one of my coaching clients the other day and used this analogy.

One other word in partial defense of NP (not that he necessarily needs it)-- I don't see the cartoons as being applicable to all churches or leaders, but definitely some.

David, one of my favorite cartoons of yours ever... Reminds me of my other favorite, where «God» is contained in the church building, side by side with not being.

«In some of these cases, the people releasing these films or cartoons are trying to make a statement about free speech, which is fair enough,» says Bergen, referring to the film and other provocative recent depictions of Mohammed, Islam's founding prophet.

In this the speaker talked of a unioning process in which one ceases to be able to function to serve others, not unlike its seems the character in your cartoon today.

Among other outrages, the programme shows cartoon animations of young people masturbating in order to teach children about the function of their sexual organs.

The other day I posted an older cartoon suggesting that people are more important than ideas, and quickly wrote a short post about the Reverend Gretta Vosper, a United Church of Canada (UCC) minister who is being tried for her fitness for ministry.

The other part is always knowing to never get to old to get a bowl of Lucky Charms and sit in front of the TV on a Saturday morning to watch cartoons.

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I have seen cartoons of other religious figures and violence does not erupt?

Some were better than others, but I can say pretty confidently that none, absolutely none of them were like the cartoon's depiction.

The program takes more satirical jabs at spiritual matters than any other TV show, yet the erratic cartoon family has an appreciative audience among many people of faith and among many analysts of religion.

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It is a good view to have, because, as your cartoon indicates, what we seem to get in our own heads is always something we have to do or something someone else should do, how someone else should conform to some thing that we are able to do, or expect others to believe some kind of non-sense that has popped into our heads.

Well... the implicit point of this cartoon is that we create the theologies that create the realities, not the other way around.