If there's one thing Christians tell us, it's that Jesus is inside each and every one of us. Who knew that this was literally true? Don't believe me? Take a look at this MRI:
Apparently they've been wrong all these years when they said that Jesus lives in every man's heart. He actually lives in the lung. I guess that's all the more reason for smokers to quit smoking. You wouldn't want to smoke out Jesus, would you?
At least this sort of pareidolia makes it difficult for believers to show up to worship, although if this patient's identity is ever revealed it wouldn't surprise me if he became known as some sort of miracle holy man.
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OK, no, no, no. That looks like evil-Spock, not Jesus. Just because something looks like a *person* doesn't mean they get to say it's Jesus.
That's not Jesus. It's Old Rasputin:http://bit.ly/6sQ6Bv
If this patient was willing to give up their identity, they could make a ton of money by selling them or the tumor on ebay. All joking aside, I wish the best for this patient and family.
I'd swear that's my college comp. sci. prof.
Looks like a demonic ant to me.
I think you have your anatomy wrong. Jesus' hair definitely lives in your aorta. It looks like his beard lives in the left ventricle and his eyes are maybe pulomanry arteries?
That's not Jesus, it's Frank Zappa!
It's the Dude!
Erik, the Phantom of the Opera.
Jesus is wearing dark glasses, which suggests that Jesus is blind and wants us to also become blind in imitation of His example.
Likewise, Jesus is covering His ears, so that He cannot hear. Or He is listening to something with headphones. It is difficult to tell which literal interpretation is appropriate for a picture.
If anyone can identify the brand of headphones (if they are headphones) or glasses (if they are glasses) Jesus is wearing, I would expect that the manufacturer would be willing to pay big bucks for this incredible testimonial. Jesus wears X brand glasses/headphones.
It is Bill Kreutzmann of the Grateful Dead.
So, my vision might be bad, but I really can't see any shape in this picture. Any clues were I should look?
You sure..? Looks more like Charles Manson to me...
lung Jesus appears to be wearing ear protection and a wool cap with a little bob on it, ergo, lung Jesus is a lumberjack.
More likely they would part him out like the other saints.
Wasn't there a connection between "spirit", "psyche" and "breath", in the etymology of the terms? Seems the Greeks got it right (and that is... Zeus?), only to be messed up by a couple thousand years of Christianity!
Funny, I thought it kind of looks like Ted Kaczynski.
Where did you hear that Christians say that Jesus is inside each and every one of us?
Why, just last week, I had a Christian co-worker tell me she had Jesus in her heart. I didn't realize she could have meant it literally.
It's Jim Henson!!!!!
If that's Jesus, he's wearing a toque. I wonder if he's a Leafs fan...
Pathologist's report:
Slight keyhole stenosis of the L4-L5, just to the ventral of Jesus, with accompanying Messianic Spondylolisthesis. Marginal osteophyte formation near the Jesus-facet interface. Likely self-healing.
Oooh... this is someone's real MRI. Now I feel bad...
If it were only a dinosaur, the obligatory pun . . . Thoracic Park.
To me it looks like one of the captains on The Deadliest Catch.
The Placebo Journal has a regular feature of interesting images. This one seems right up its alley. That said not really seeing Jesus. Maybe The Scream?
It's the mirror image of that famous Che Guevara photograph!
Looks like former professional wrestler Mick Foley AKA 'Mankind' to me.
Perhaps because I recently read a book on the Crimean War, my first impression was of a rather dejected-looking Russian.
This probably proves that Rasputin was the reincarnation of Jesus.
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Orac is mistaken. It is Elvis that is everywhere, is everything, is in everybody, is still the King.
Clearly it's a screaming monkey.
It looks more like that painting "The Scream" to me...
Christians DON'T claim that "Jesus is inside each and every one of us". Not every Christian uses that terminology and to those that do, He is only in the hearts of believers.
Thank you so much for clarifying that Donahue. That was going to be my point after I asked the question.
"You wouldn't want to smoke out Jesus, would you?"
OMG the bong hits for jesus guy was right all along!!!!!
... and that's OK
(I can't believe I'm the first.)
I agree with David@12, definitely Charles Manson. With sunglasses, a toque, and headphones!
Cheers,
Ray
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Looks more like Osama bin Laden to me.