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How 18k Gold Crosses Are Redefining Modern Beliefs

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18k Gold Crosses

In an age when faith and fashion are more frequently and openly combined, an 18k gold cross is worn not just to signify a person’s faith but also as a beautiful piece of modern but traditional jewelry. This fusion of Biblical symbol and contemporary aesthetics is worth delving into to see how personal beliefs are expressed in today’s fashion and digital culture.
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Exploring the Core Beliefs of Christianity

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Christianity, with its rich history and diverse traditions, stands as one of the world’s most practiced religions. At its heart lies a set of core beliefs that form the foundation of Christian faith. In this exploration, we’ll delve into these fundamental tenets, shedding light on their significance and the profound impact they have had on millions of lives worldwide.
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Super Jesus T-Shirt!

Super Jesus T Shirt

Not to be confused with this Superjesus, this Super Jesus T-shirt is something that you can buy and wear on your body! Part Messiah part Super Hero, Super Jesus (design by  Artstuff) fears no Krypton as he brings forgiveness for your sins, or something like that. Own him for just $24.95 by clicking This Link!

Pink Thing of The Day: Andy Warhol’s The Last Supper

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Photos By Gail

This vibrant pink version of The Last Supper (1986) was one of 20 similar works exhibited at a gallery across the street from the convent that houses Leonardo da Vinci’s famous The Last Supper mural in Milan. Andy Warhol attended the exhibition opening, which would be his last, on January 22, 1987.

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Amber Jesus

Amber Jesus
Photo By Gail

This carving of the face of Jesus was created using Baltic Amber, which is petrified tree sap that hardens over centuries and becomes a coveted gemstone. I saw a ton of amber artworks when I was on a European tour of the Baltic capitals last summer, which is a trip I would recommend to anyone with enough to cash to throw down.

Photographed in The Cloisters Museum in Upper Manhattan