By Andrew Harrod
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| Caricatura-Plakat in Kassel: Kritik an der Stimme von oben |
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
Blasphemy of Jesus Goes Unprosecuted in Germany
Posted on 00:00 by the great khali
AMERICAN THINKER
By Andrew Harrod
GERMANY---In a case raising various questions about free speech, faith, and double standards, German authorities have declined to prosecute a caricaturist for offending Christian beliefs. The controversy originated at Kassel's Caricatura cartoon museum in August 2012 during an exhibit of cartoons, recurring every five years parallel to Kassel's famous documenta art exhibit. The objection-provoking drawing of Jesus on the cross featured in the 2012 Caricatura exhibit both as a displayed item and, more prominently, as an enlarged exhibit advertisement on the museum's exterior window. Nailed to the cross, this Jesus hears an unseen God above state in a speech bubble, "Hey...you...I f- your mother [Ey... du... Ich hab deine Mutter gefickt]."[link]
By Andrew Harrod
Posted in Art Christian, Censorship2013, Controversey, Europe, Freedom, Religious Freedom
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