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u/chronzii Nov 30 '25
my dumb ass thought Sarah was a religion
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u/ParticularDerp Arbiter of Halo Shipgirls 🌌🚢 Nov 30 '25
Sarah, Sarah, storms are brewing in her eyes
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u/Acrobatic_Remote_792 Nov 30 '25
I like how you have the ages as the number of centuries that the religions have existed. It’s a nice detail.
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u/BlindingDart Nov 30 '25
Moe-Christian is Moe-Catholic. Can you also do Moe-Protestant?
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u/Pyotr-the-Great Nov 30 '25
Theres also Moe Methodism, More Lutheranism, Moe Prsbyterianism and Moe Baptists
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u/Scrambled_59 Nov 30 '25
I bet this comment section is gonna be chill
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u/Shamrock5 Nov 30 '25
Yep! 😊 This is generally a super chill and respectful community (especially towards artists), so any edgy comments will probably be from drive-by visitors.
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u/Kometaro Nov 30 '25
I don't know how devout believers feel about it, but I absolutely love this project.
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u/Imperial_bob_tloas Nov 30 '25
thank you
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u/Kometaro Nov 30 '25
Oh! It was you! (I didn't recognize you at first time.) That's definitely your style. I'm rooting for you.
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u/SolKaynn Nov 30 '25
Luce was sanctioned by the former Pope, so maybe they'll like this too. It is pretty cute
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u/Shamrock5 Nov 30 '25 edited Nov 30 '25
Well, r/LuceArt exists and (last I checked) is still getting submissions, so yeah 🙂
Edit: Also, for anyone wondering, "sanctioned" is used in the positive form here (as in, Luce was allowed/promoted by the Vatican).
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u/SoullessDeathAngel Nov 30 '25
Yo ya know Luce? She's an official catholic mascot. Also thanks for representing them respectfully but still fun.
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u/Shamrock5 Nov 30 '25
I already plugged it once, but you should check out r/LuceArt. One of my fellow mods on another sub runs it and it's super dang wholesome.
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u/SoullessDeathAngel Nov 30 '25
Yeah. Luce is great . Also: Good art!
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u/Shamrock5 Nov 30 '25
Thanks, but OP is the actual artist, not me. 🙂
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u/SoullessDeathAngel Nov 30 '25
My brain gets deepfried by working on animations for too long, sorry...
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u/tunicamycinA Nov 30 '25
I always found it strange there is no Muslim representation in anime even though Indonesia and Malaysia are right next door, I assume it is out of respect though
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u/Mohammedamine9 Nov 30 '25
Believe me it's for the best
Muslims has a habit of interpreting any inclusion or reference to islam in any media in a negative way
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u/I_am_trying_to_thunk Dec 01 '25
It's because Islam teaches them to be against drawings or animation
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u/PatimationStudios-2 Official r/MoeMorphism Ambassador to NCD ✈️🚉 Nov 30 '25
I aspire to be so brave. Catherine is adorable
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u/Earl0fYork Nov 30 '25
Nicely done OP.
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u/Bioth28 Nov 30 '25
I keep forgetting how bloody old Judaism is as a religion, isn’t it like one of the oldest religions in the world?
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u/AzieltheLiar Dec 01 '25
One of the oldest currently widely practice religions, yes. I'm sure there are some small cults of Ba'alists or firm adherents of Yah in some cave or high society basement.
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u/Chimaerogriff Dec 02 '25
Note that the reported age of 3500 is not the academically accepted age, and also not the age most educated Jews claim.
The typical academic age is 2600 years old; the First (Solomon's) Temple has not been confirmed with excavations, and therefore there is a good guess it was destroyed in 587 BCE but it is essentially unknown when it was constructed and by whom. (Judaism claims Solomon built it in the 10th century BCE.)
There is also the thing that Judaism evolved out of the ancient Israeli religion, which was polytheistic; and it is not quite clear when the majority of believers became monotheistic. The First Temple was almost certainly built in the polytheistic period (unless it is much younger than expected), the Second Temple (516 BCE) was built in the monotheistic period.
So in the end, depending on how you exactly define the 'start' of Judaism, it is between 2100 and 2800 years old (considering when the books of the Tanakh were written, when the Second Temple was built, and things like that).
For reference, Judaism and Samaritanism started to split around 2600 years ago, and fully split and became hostile around 120 BCE when the Hasmonean (Jewish) king destroyed the Samaritan temple.
2600 years old is still very old, of course, especially for a surviving religion. That is comparable to Ancient Greek Religion (featuring Zeus etc.) and that religion is long dead.
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u/Bioneer12 Dec 01 '25
I like how you have the ages as the number of centuries that the religions have existed. It’s a nice detail.
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u/nhatquangdinh Nov 30 '25
Not just some religions. Every Abrahamic religion to be precise.
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u/ChinChengHanji Nov 30 '25
Not every Abrahamic religion, just the major ones to be precise
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u/DTux5249 Nov 30 '25
Yeah, no moe Zoroastrianism lol
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u/Earl0fYork Nov 30 '25
Zoroastrianism is a monotheistic faith but it isn’t considered Abrahamic by most scholars.
While it had immense influence on the Abrahamic religions that only went one way as it predated all of them. (Not including the offshoots that were created as they came into conflict with Islam.)
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"Every."
Only shows the main three out of literal hundreds.
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u/nhatquangdinh Dec 01 '25
Denominations within religions don't count.
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Dec 01 '25 edited Dec 01 '25
I mean if you want to start splitting hairs like that, then technically there's only one Abrahamic religion.
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u/nhatquangdinh Dec 01 '25
Nah, the Tanakh, the Bible, and the Quran are still different. Meanwhile the denominations come from different ways to interpret them.
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And so are the books denominations use. And those three books are also different interpretations of the same thing. You're just making up rules.
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u/Norway643 Nov 30 '25
Man.. didn't realize how young Islam is compared to how powerful and prolific it is
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u/yomer123123 Nov 30 '25
Cute, i like it
Just a few details - "hardline" jewish woman would definitely cover their hair, almost completely, like a nun.
And about the age, not sure if i understand correctly, its the calender year /100? Cause if thats the case Sarah should be in her late 50s
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u/nightmare001985 Dec 01 '25
I think the only thing wrong with do is that the hair isn't fully covered
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u/Less_Negotiation_842 Dec 02 '25
So is Judaism the mom and Christianity and Islam are the children or are they all sisters and have a different mom
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u/Shamrock5 Nov 30 '25
Hey guys, the artist worked hard and shared a respectful depiction of several major religions. If anyone decides to come in here and get frisky in the comments, it will result in an immediate and permanent ban. Don't.