Very good Jocelyn! And I suppose the person who spotted that the sun was in the same position for each could be a redaction critic (noting how the pictures are woven together). And the web hacker who found the original website would be the source critic.
If the Lord punishes me by ever making me teach text criticism I'll know what illustrations to use!
The Westminster Confession in section 271.1.A.3 explicitly states that dogs do not have souls.
Good call Jeremiah. Nothing wrong-foots a Catholic Billboarder like the WCF. ;-) welcome to the comments too.
Hilarious, but is it photo-shopped?
I'm suspecting so - a photo-shopper is much more likely than a presbyterian to mis-spell "catholicism" !
Yours in presbyterianism,
Otepoti
Sorry to dispel the myth but yes - the cars behind the Catholic sign are a giveaway. Make your very own here:
http://www.churchsigngenerator.com/
I don't have a dog in this fight - I'm a cat person.
That appeal to the owners of pet rocks is shameless.
So if I spot the fake via the text, and you spot the fake via the cars in the background, does that make me a text critic and you a form critic?
Very good Jocelyn! And I suppose the person who spotted that the sun was in the same position for each could be a redaction critic (noting how the pictures are woven together). And the web hacker who found the original website would be the source critic.
If the Lord punishes me by ever making me teach text criticism I'll know what illustrations to use!