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During China's Cultural Revolution, religious artifacts were destroyed
During China's Cultural Revolution, artifacts of religion like these carvings of the Buddha were stacked together and burned. Photo credit: Photo credit: Yang, Kelin. 1995. Wenhua dageming bowuguan (Museum of the Great Cultural Revolution) / Does anyone know when it was taken?
The earliest depiction of Christ's crucifixion is among the ruins of a Roman palace turned messenger boy's school - a student mocking one of his Christian classmates with a doodle of a boy praying to a donkey-headed figure on a cross captioned "Alexamenos worshipping his God" ~ @meakoopa
Share of Americans Who Identify as Born-Again or Evangelical, 2018-2019
Source: CCES
Shifting attitudes, persistent divisions in views on Islam, 2020
Source: Pew Research Center
The U.S. as 100 people: 42 no longer identify with their childhood religion Source: 2014 Religious Landscape Study / Pew Research Center
"Remember: Satan Was the First to Demand Equal Rights" This sign is at the Knoxville Baptist Tablernacle, an Independent Fundamentalist Baptist (IFB) church pastored by Tony Greene, March 2015. via Patrick Grzanka
"It's wrong to use Buddha as decoration or tattoo. Means no respect. Don't buy or sell Buddha," December 2014. Photo credit: http://guyletatooer.com/post/104749957994
A Muslim man prays with his daughter Photo credit: Does anyone have information about location or photographer?
"If you don't teach your child to obey Jesus, the devil will teach them evolution, sexuality, psychology, witchcraft" (But not sociology. It's been long understood that the devil lacks a sociological imagination)
1,215 American soldiers, airmen, marines (patch of lighter uniforms in top left corner) and seamen (patch of lighter uniforms in top center) pray before the pledge of enlistment on July 4, 2008, at a massive re-enlistment ceremony in Al Faw palace. Photo credit: Ashley Gilbertson — in Baghdad, Iraq.
A monk prays for an elderly man who had died suddenly while waiting for a train in Shanxi Taiyuan, China. (Reuters / Asianewsphoto)
Xichan Temple, Fuzhou, southeast China’s Fujian Province. Photo credit: Does anyone know who the photographer is?