My 5 year-old granddaughter, who has a far clearer understanding of the gospel than Fred Hiltz \u2013 admittedly not a surprising achievement – produced a painting for my inspection a few months back. Most of it was red and in a corner was a small cross. \u201cThat\u201d, she said proudly pointing to the sea of red, \u201cis the blood of God\u201d. We pinned it on the fridge.<\/p>\n
A school in Taunton takes a dim view<\/a> of this sort of thing:<\/p>\n A Taunton father is outraged after his 8-year-old son was sent home from school and required to undergo a psychological evaluation after drawing a stick-figure picture of Jesus Christ on the cross.<\/p>\n The father said he got a call earlier this month from Maxham Elementary School informing him that his son, a second-grade student, had created a violent drawing. The image in question depicted a crucified Jesus with Xs covering his eyes to signify that he had died on the cross. The boy wrote his name above the cross.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n h\/t: SF<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" My 5 year-old granddaughter, who has a far clearer understanding of the gospel than Fred Hiltz \u2013 admittedly not a surprising achievement – produced a painting for my inspection a few months back. Most of it was red and in … Continue reading