[Marmite] What's amusing about it is that it's not so much the face
of Jesus that people keep seeing in marmite jars, puddles of mud, or on
the sides of refridgerators as it is the face of Jesus as depicted by
some Renaissance artist some 600 years ago which has stuck in the
popular imagination as what Jesus supposedly looked like. It's like
the depiction of flying saucers. As our own technology changes and
improves, the types of flying saucers curiously also improve and
modernize as well.
--- In [email protected], "Richard M" <compost...@...>
wrote:
>
> "I often see Jesus' face in a lot of things I do. And there
> are a few times I can think of when I've seen the face of
> Jesus in a window.
>
> "But he's never appeared in my food before."
>
> http://tinyurl.com/ouk6pb
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