“After we opened our presents my wife just happened to notice it,” said Christopher McCoullough.
What Lisa McCullough saw was an image of Jesus Christ in the bark on the base of the family Christmas tree.
The McCulloughs purchased the tree from Orner’s Garden Center in Havertown, Pa. They brought it home and set it up as normal. But they believe the tree was anything but normal after seeing an image of Christ on the trunk.
This might be the worst pareidolia picture I've ever seen. I usually get what the people mean when they claim there's Jesus or Mary on their bathroom door or on their grilled cheese sandwich, but in this tree trunk I don't see even a vague shape of a human, let alone a bearded man with puncture wounds.
ReplyDeleteAren't fanatics so very interesting? You can watch as their minds deteriorated, leaving them as drooling, mouth-breathing maniacs who will see a sign for anything in anything.
ReplyDeleteThese people are demented and need help.
Oh, well.
ReplyDeleteBelieving is seeing! NOT!
"Fanatics" - you are insulting real fanatics, Anonymous at 5:03 pm.
My sweet lord!
DOes anyone have a photo or painting of Jesus? How would anyone know WHAT he looked like?
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