#42, that doesn't make sense. If you are tired of Christian symbols being there, why should FSM put a statue of their deity there, that is just sinking to the low level of the Christians. Yeah, sure it is a change of scenery, i agree with that, but it is still just another religious symbol put up.

Ok , maybe, just maybe i am reading this the wrong way. Is the fellow who put this statue up and saying it is a celebration of different beliefs and meant to provoke discussion, satirizing other religious groups that claim their statues are celebrations of different beliefs (even thought they never can be, i.e: the aforementioned Ten Commandments)? I would just like to hear what others think.

As far as a piece of art, i think this looks good. But i find it slightly ironic and hypocritical that this effigy of a specific religion's central figure is meant to be a celebration of multiculturalism and different beliefs, but yet statues of the Ten Commandments get taken down in front of judicial buildings. How does that make sense at all?

As far as a piece of art, i think this looks good. But i find it slightly ironic and hypocritical that this effigy of a specific religion's central figure is meant to be a celebration of multiculturalism and different beliefs, but yet statues of the Ten Commandments get taken down in front of judicial buildings. How does that make sense at all?