Theology has never seen anything quite like this young boy’s fantastic bunny crucifixion drawing
Depending on your religion, age and geographical location, Easter can bring quite a range of imagery to mind, from Jesus rising again to marzipan cakes to giant rabbits bearing gifts of chocolate, and more.
Over on Twitter, The Fig Economy shared a photo of his son’s Easter drawing, which – how can we put this? – created an Easter hybrid, complete with speech bubbles.
It’s quite something.
My wife came to me and said “nothing can prepare you for our son’s Easter drawing.”
Reader, she was correct. pic.twitter.com/zVKPPy3om9
— The Fig Economy (@figgityfigs) April 8, 2022
We’re not sure the crucifixion scene has ever been depicted with bunnies before, but it certainly deserves a closer look.
Bunny thief 1 – ‘Gemme outta here’, ‘I shouldn’t die’
Bunny thief 2 – ‘Forgive me Lord’, ‘Yahoo’
Bunny Jesus – ‘Yahoo. This what I came for’, ‘Okey doke’
Bunny Pontius Pilate – ‘Whazza Whazza Wa’
Strong dialogue from the youngster. Twitter loved it, which is why it has been shared nearly 14,000 times and attracted more than 1,200 comments. These are a few favourites.
this is one of THE best things I’ve ever seen. please check it out in detail. https://t.co/lltDn6SvUl
— Bill Corbett (@BillCorbett) April 9, 2022
He.
Nailed.
His.
Ears.— Tickle_MePink (@twinklesea0) April 10, 2022
Omg. This drawing is absolutely amazing. It’s like Christianity crossed with pagan festivals and Clinton cards. https://t.co/CV42sug0Ud
— Carla Francome 🇺🇦💙💛 (@carlafrancome) April 11, 2022
read the thread. this kid knows more about theology than most adults https://t.co/HYnM7Vhu9P
— cait (@cait_joyy) April 11, 2022
I want the full theogical gloss on this please https://t.co/IIVimyxMX1
— Louie Stowell (@Louiestowell) April 10, 2022
if this was my child i would simply get this tattooed https://t.co/SaRs1oIMJy
— springtrap fan account (@sheepirez) April 10, 2022
In 5,000 years I hope all that survives of our era is this illustration.
Imagine the theological debate. https://t.co/HuaU3ILM6Q
— Neil Jackman (@JackmanNeil) April 9, 2022
The proud dad summed up people’s reactions perfectly.
The four stages of looking at this picture:
1) Lol, kids get confused about Easter
2) The stuff the bunnies are saying is hilarious
3) Wait, does that bunny have a sign that says “Pilate” on his head?
4) This is a theologically accurate representation of the crucifixion. https://t.co/PkLMIRSTi2
— The Fig Economy (@figgityfigs) April 11, 2022