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Famous televangelist Kenneth Copeland's tongues-speak actually works pretty well as a song. Who woulda thought?
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While these memes are about Christianity and the ol' bible, you don't have to worship Jesus to enjoy 'em. Anyone who is involved with institutionalized religion knows there's much to laugh about. And what better way to poke fun at religion than with funny Christian memes for zealots and atheists alike?
Warning: the following memes, while mostly having to do with Christianity, probably won't make anyone who is sensitive and religious very happy. They might be about going to church and biblical figures, but they're also here to call out hypocrisy (and Karens) at the same time. And we're more than okay with that.
Strap in folks, cause you're in for a wild ride. PhD candidate Laura Robinson took to Twitter to detail a totally ridiculous movie she watched with her husband. The movie, entitled Assassin 33 AD, has pretty much everything including time travel, machine guns, and a frat house in heaven.
And the best part of this movie is that it isn't ironic at all. You can watch the trailer here if you dare - it's really...something. But if you'd rather have a text rundown of the whole movie then scroll down. Godspeed.
Here's an interesting historical tidbit: "deus vult" was the war cry of the Crusaders during the First Crusade of 1095. Memers love these dank Crusade memes, and although we're not entirely sure how they came to fruition, we're glad for their existence. So scroll down to see some of 'em and head on over to Know Your Meme for tons more!
It's been 2,000 years and we're still waiting...
Dear God (no pun intended), this story is a hoot if we ever saw one. When this girl didn't get invited to her friend's bachelorette party in Vegas, she made a scene until the bride decided to invite her. It doesn't stop there though: she then sent out an email with a list of very Christian-influenced "rules" for the bride and her friends, and let's just say they're quite tame for a bachelorette getaway in Sin City...
For the first time since the Black Death in 1349, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem was closed amid coronavirus fears. Journalist David Videcette took to Twitter to tell the story of the Muslim family that has guarded the keys to the church since the seventh century.
Scroll down for your history lesson for the day, but if you're craving more educational content, click here for some history memes!
Want to laugh but also feel the tiniest bit intelligent while you're at it? These memes will do the trick. It's no history-meme gallery, but classical art memes will definitely make you feel the tiniest bit cultured. Probably.
And while you're at it, have some more! You won't be sorry.
