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'''Jesus Christ (of Nazareth)''' is the son of [[God]]. God told Homer that his son went down to Earth once, and said, "I don't know what you people did to him, but he's never been the same." God then pointed to Jesus, who was sitting on a slightly spinning swing with a look of grief on his face. He seemed traumatized and depressed.<ref>"[[Thank God It's Doomsday]]"</ref>
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'''Jesus Christ (of Nazareth)''' is the son of [[God]]. God told Homer that his son went down to Earth once, and said, "I don't know what you people did to him, but he's never been the same." God then pointed to Jesus, who was sitting on a slightly spinning swing with a look of grief on his face. He seemed traumatized and depressed. The was also seen in the episode where Homer and Bart became Catholic, and Marge dreamt of Catholic hevean, where everyone was cheering the throwing Jesus in the air and the came in Ned Flanders' vision telling him to kill every as Ned hilusinated from toxic fumes.<ref>"[[Thank God It's Doomsday]]"</ref>
   
 
== Behind the laughter ==
 
== Behind the laughter ==

Revision as of 13:19, 22 November 2010

Jesus Christ (of Nazareth) is the son of God. God told Homer that his son went down to Earth once, and said, "I don't know what you people did to him, but he's never been the same." God then pointed to Jesus, who was sitting on a slightly spinning swing with a look of grief on his face. He seemed traumatized and depressed. The was also seen in the episode where Homer and Bart became Catholic, and Marge dreamt of Catholic hevean, where everyone was cheering the throwing Jesus in the air and the came in Ned Flanders' vision telling him to kill every as Ned hilusinated from toxic fumes.[1]

Behind the laughter

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Bart as Baby Jesus

Jesus was the founder of Christianity and one of the most well-known people in the world. It is uncertain when he lived, but many historians believe that Jesus died in the year 30. Jesus is a symbol of the Christian religion and stands for values such as peace and loving one's neighbors.

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