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Darwin fish vs Jesus fish

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I have a fish a girl sent to me that looks like the Christian fish, except with shark teeth and fins. Considering what I know of her, I don't think it is a pro-Christian symbol.
 
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Originally posted by: blazert40
My good friends wife is a Jesus freak and gets all pissed off when she sees the Darwin Fish on cars, I just wonder WTH anyone would really care what someone else puts on their cars?
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Republicans defy all attempts at reason and sanity. I kind of (but not really) feel for your good friend, for having married such an idiot.
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Originally posted by: So
You know what I find hilarious? When they have the Jesus fish Eating the Darwin fish. Supporting natural selection. :laugh:
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Yeah, that whole "Doesn't that just prove evolution?" thing always sends me for a chuckle too.
 
Originally posted by: eigen
Jesus multpied fish so that he could feed the whore,thieves and rabblerousers.He also exhorted christians to be "fishers of men".
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No. Christ sounds like the latin word for fish (or was it Greek?)

Anyway, because of this the simple fish drawing became a symbol to point early persecuted christians to meetings, etc.
 
The irony of course is that scientists themselves were oppressed and threatened with death at one point in history.
 
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