If you are the type that is easily offended by art, then you may want to skip this post. In case you are curious, this post does not deal with a photo but a drawing.
Take a look at the picture after the jump and read the explanation of your interpretation.
Liberate yourself from the Original Mumbo-Jumbo that liberated you from the Original Sin you never had. You can display your Certificate of De-Baptism proudly framed in your hallway (porch, loo, lean-to, etc.) as an outward sign of the inner rationality that inspires your being.
 
After due deliberation, I, _______, having been subjected to the Rite of Christian Baptism in infancy (before reaching an age of consent), hereby publicly revoke any implications of that Rite and renounce the Church that carried it out. In the name of human reason, I reject all its Creeds and all other such superstition in particular, the perfidious belief that any baby needs to be cleansed by Baptism of alleged ORIGINAL SIN, and the evil power of supposed demons. I wish to be excluded henceforth from enhanced claims of church membership numbers based on past baptismal statistics used, for example, for the purpose of securing legislative privilege.
Pringles not only come in a tube but also a bag
 
and they sell a lot of Christian t-shirts.
 
I wonder if the makers of these t-shirts are a Christian based business or just a secular business out to make a buck? I think I know the answer.
A Greeley businessman apologized Wednesday after a joke about Illinois Sen. Barack Obama fell flat during the National Western Stock Show’s annual Citizen of the West banquet.
William R. Farr was pretending to read telegrams congratulating this year’s award recipient, University of Colorado President Hank Brown, when he pulled out a piece of paper and said:
“I have a telegram from the White House. They’re going to have to change the name of that building if Obama’s elected.”
Witnesses said they could hear people gasp in the ballroom of the Adam’s Mark Hotel. “I gasped,” said Gov. Bill Ritter, who was sitting at the table with Farr… I think it was uncalled for and atrocious,” said U.S. Sen. Ken Salazar, who was also in attendance.