#columbus art

[ocdhuacheng]

Chils your chuck (+ a single unfortunate laios)

[sir-buddy]

Sometimes I think I'm funny.

[cryinginthedeep]

and you taught me a lot stretched and wrung and tossed i'm sorry we got lost

matthew tkachuk & johnny gaudreau x "paths" by niki

[red-dye40]

silly silly silly silly

[garlic-ari]

stipid incel

[lionofchaeronea]

Morning Sun, Edward Hopper, 1952

[ltwilliammowett]

Gold model of the Santa Maria, by H.J. Wilm, Hamburg, 1992

Photo by me- IMM Hamburg

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Heinrich Hofmann (German, 1824-1911) Christ at 33, 1889 Full painting called "Christ and the young rich ruler" Riverside Church Baptism of the dead is referred to by Saint Paul in 1 Corinthians 15:20. The text requires careful reading in the context of the whole of Chapter 15 concerning the resurrection of the dead. The Corinthians seem to have had a custom that if a catechumen (someone under instruction but not yet baptized) died without baptism, a member of the community would receive baptism in his name. This was not sacramental nor did it affect the dead person but simply celebrated his intention to be baptized and the saving effect of his grace-supported intention. (God saves all who sincerely wish to be saved.) This custom was born of a belief in the resurrection. When Paul came to speak of the resurrection, therefore, and to calm the fears of those who were beginning to doubt it, one of his lesser arguments amounted to this: How can you express belief in the resurrection through baptizing the dead and at the same time not believe in it? All he is doing is pointing to an inconsistency in their thinking. He passes no judgement on their harmless custom. As time went on, certain heretics like the Montanists taught that baptism of the dead was sacramental and effective in saving the dead. This was condemned by the Church as heretical. Faith: Quest & Answers Father John V. McGuire, C.Ss.R, General Editor: Father Juan-Diego Brunetta, O.P. The Knights of Columbus Supreme Council

[icarrymany]

this is what ur topher bus angst posting looks like btw

[archiveofaffinities]

Athena Tacha, Crossings, International Airport, Columbus, Ohio, 1982-1983

[illustratus]

The First Voyage, Christopher Columbus bidding farewell to Queen Isabella I on his departure for the New World, 3 August, 1492.

by Victor A. Searles

[stelloulas]

two for the price of one 🪩

[lolosaclone]

ch art dump idk

kahlopatra angst?, idk why, i wanted to draw them and use toonsquid, i fucking love animation/animatics

someone said I should open an etsy to sell them as stickers and idk what to do with this but im thinking, should i?? lol (tell me if you can that's a life and death question/hj)

joan of arc, with references of jeanne d'arc but im not really a realistic fella so idk take this

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requested by @zsatuka 😘😘 they just looooove anime girl fanon topher bus (yandere and loves gore) (he's in love with abe lincoln) 🫶💜

TW!⚠️: (poorly) drawn blood version below the cut!

anyway thats all for now

[rexlottie]

500 million references for artfight

[garlic-ari]

OLD UGLY MAN 😣

[wav3y-zzz]

Wow, um, clone high ghost au by @kimtiny love it so much🤑🤑🤑