What do you think of the pictures (both illustrations and photos) in WT literature?

by Chemical Emotions 30 Replies latest jw friends

  • Chemical Emotions
    Chemical Emotions

    Lol, I had the Paradise book, a very old copy, for a short time before giving it away. I don't remember the pic you guys are talking about, but the ones I remember were pretty scary.

    @clearpoison: Lol, you're TOTALLY right; that beast with two horns IS kinda cute. I told someone that once and got The Look.

  • clearpoison
    clearpoison

    Ok, it's good to hear that I am not alone with my bestial view

    One more memory popped up when I was thinking the Paradise lost book. I was small kid before My Bible Stories era, I remember most of the children having this orange Paradise lost book with them in meetings to watch something theocratical while not listening to meetings. It had lots of pictures and therefore it was even used to teach children about God and Bible, and some JW stuff also I'm sure.

    CP

  • NewChapter
    NewChapter

    I used to like the paintings. What ex heavy metal loving rebellious spirit wouldn't love depictions of the horsemen and the dragon? But then they seemed to rely more and more on stage photos and those bored me. I lost interest.

    NC

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  • discreetslave
    discreetslave

    Check the latest 9/1/2011

    I told my husband I don't want my kids near that magazine the nerve. They condemn the worlds violence and put out such hate themselves.

  • St George of England
    St George of England
    I guessed that whoever drew (and approved) that illustration had never built anything of timber.

    The same is true of the scaffolding around the ark! I always used to say to my wife 'You will never get me up THAT!'

    George

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