Pros: unlike Jack Chick, this guy also has moral comics with messages like “pushing religion on people is hurtful and bad”, “judging people is a full-on sin”, and “televangelists and their ilk are basically evil”
Cons: slightly creepy, young-earth creationist, nowhere near as much accidental comedy value as Chick Tracts
You can call it misplaced, unfunny, or naïve but I don’t think there’s anything inherently wrong with it. Plenty of people in prison use religion as a means of self-improvement and then wrench themselves back onto the straight path after their release.
(I feel that if I don’t say “an equal number of people use religion as a justification for evil deeds” someone will mention it. Religion doesn’t make you a good person in itself. It’s your actions that decide that and religion is a means to that.)
It’s like Chick-Tracts with better art and somehow worse reasoning.
Pros: unlike Jack Chick, this guy also has moral comics with messages like “pushing religion on people is hurtful and bad”, “judging people is a full-on sin”, and “televangelists and their ilk are basically evil”
Cons: slightly creepy, young-earth creationist, nowhere near as much accidental comedy value as Chick Tracts
You can call it misplaced, unfunny, or naïve but I don’t think there’s anything inherently wrong with it. Plenty of people in prison use religion as a means of self-improvement and then wrench themselves back onto the straight path after their release.
(I feel that if I don’t say “an equal number of people use religion as a justification for evil deeds” someone will mention it. Religion doesn’t make you a good person in itself. It’s your actions that decide that and religion is a means to that.)