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eli3 years ago

this line has me dead

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Turbohand3 years ago

Christians are obsessed with eating their savior. I should write a cookbook. “101 Ways to Cook Jesus”

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Queen Bee3 years ago

The marshmallows melt and leave a hole that represents all of the holes in the Bible stories.

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Olaf Pijl 🦋3 years ago

“Melted marshmallows prove that Jesus came back from the dead!” Seriously?!?

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Jennifer Brett3 years ago

Methodist Jesus wants no part of this His holy vessel is a Pyrex dish

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BEANZIE ☭ 🇵🇸🔻🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈3 years ago

I remember making these on easter sunday at my church. soooo... Jesus the Marshmallow just expanded and blew up after we cooked him? like, he's still in there inside that Pillsbury Doughboy tomb... (it tasted okay tho)

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Ƥαυℓ ♥️🐝3 years ago

I can't believe they figured out a way to make Jesus even whiter.

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emily ☾‧₊3 years ago

They repeated themselves so much about the crescent dough that they never actually explained why Jesus is a marshmallow… also it didn’t disappear, it melted, representing… Jesus decaying?

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I Stand With Ukraine🇺🇦🇨🇦🦊3 years ago

So there were 8 Jesus who all died the same way? And we’re they all buried in a happy face pattern together?

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Joel Haglund3 years ago

This video, its soundtrack and street billboard energy at the end would, if allowed to go viral, probably do more damage to High/Low church ecumenical relations than the debate about good deeds and salvation.

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