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CNN announced this week that their policy is not to show images of Muhammad, the prophet of Islam, that may potentially be offensive. The editorial decision followed the outlets decision not to show the now-famous Charlie Hebdo cartoons.
However, as of Tuesday morning CNN’s website still displayed pictures of crucified Jesus in a jar of human urine.
"CNN will not show you the new cover, which depicts the Prophet Muhammad, because it is our policy not to show potentially offensive images of the prophet,"
CNN's Despicable Double Standard
CNN refused to air the Danish Muhammad Cartoons in their news segments on the “Cartoon Riots” saying they did not want to offend viewers. On the weekend of February 4-5, 2006 CNN aired a video clip where they “pixilated” out the Danish Cartoons “so as not to offend.” Part of the footage was taken from the Aljazeera News Channel who also pixilated out the images.
But, as National Review reported, CNN did not have a problem airing anti-Semitic cartoons just 4 days later, on Thursday February 9, 2006!
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: IAMTAT
How can anyone EVER take CNN seriously again?
Um...you did before?
Ultimately, Piss Christ is a triumph of Love for Christians, because it reminds us so graphically (as Mel Gibson's The Passion Of the Christ did) the Love that Jesus has which caused Him to Suffer and continues to Suffer for our sins so we can be cleansed, so, in this sense, we can call it a graphic message of Divine Mercy that Jesus really love us, really wants us to be forgiven for our sins and lovingly wants us to overcome our sins. Likewise, it shows us--which we all need to know--what sin is, the no-nonsense, graphic reality of what we do to ourselves and our Lord every time we commit the smallest sin. We should not be upset with Christians getting upset with Piss Christ, Christianity is so attacked in our culture and no one defends it, that the desecrating image of Our Lord troubles their heart, however, Jesus is willing to suffer this--as He suffered on the Cross--if it means saving us from our sins.
originally posted by: buster2010
The Christ in a jar of urine is supposedly some kind of work of art. here is another article about that says Christians shouldn't be offended by it.
What Does 'Piss Christ' Mean & Why Is It Important?
Ultimately, Piss Christ is a triumph of Love for Christians, because it reminds us so graphically (as Mel Gibson's The Passion Of the Christ did) the Love that Jesus has which caused Him to Suffer and continues to Suffer for our sins so we can be cleansed, so, in this sense, we can call it a graphic message of Divine Mercy that Jesus really love us, really wants us to be forgiven for our sins and lovingly wants us to overcome our sins. Likewise, it shows us--which we all need to know--what sin is, the no-nonsense, graphic reality of what we do to ourselves and our Lord every time we commit the smallest sin. We should not be upset with Christians getting upset with Piss Christ, Christianity is so attacked in our culture and no one defends it, that the desecrating image of Our Lord troubles their heart, however, Jesus is willing to suffer this--as He suffered on the Cross--if it means saving us from our sins.
originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: IAMTAT
Christians and Jews will die for what they believe?
Muslims, will murder the innocent, for what they believe, do
I have that right?
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
Jesus is an equally important Prophet in Islam, but also our Messiah...
& this is not only a double standard but also lunacy and shows the lack of education at CNN in general...
originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: ketsuko
If they take innocent life before they suicide they are
murderers before they are martyrs.
Likewise, it shows us--which we all need to know--what sin is, the no-nonsense, graphic reality of what we do to ourselves and our Lord every time we commit the smallest sin.
originally posted by: ketsuko
Calling them a martyr isn't something I ever do. I'm not sure what you would call it then. They die to further the cause of their faith through murder?