Christian Anatomy

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A simple, Christian medical theme; best suited for darker background wall-papers.

The grace and peace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you!

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timbrown5270

11 years ago

Nice work!

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ka9qlq

12 years ago

A pastor friend just preached a sermon on dry bones from that text, can't wait for him to see this.

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Xiaden

13 years ago

I see no reason to just say something is trash. the comment function is for constructive critisism, not flaming.

I like the base ideas that this gives. every new idea starts somewhere.

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kgyt

13 years ago

It's nothing to worry about...
Somebody don't know Jesus, 'cause they can't understand your work...

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tjbrown

14 years ago

As a believer who works in the medical profession, I say "thank you"!

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rlepage

14 years ago

I can't beleive i even VOTED on this stuff.

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catweasel

14 years ago

This is easily the worst piece of trash I've seen on this site.
Style?
Artistic merit?
Get a life!

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panproteus

14 years ago

DNFTT

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japc

14 years ago

Trash.

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KingoftheIrishSea

14 years ago

Is it that you don't like the style and artistic merit of the theme, or that it is Christian / Bible based?

I noticed you posted a similar comment for the "Debian Christians" wallpaper, (does this show which one of the two above?)

If you feel animosity towards Christianity, and maybe if you've ever had a bad experience with someone claiming to be a Christian, that is the sin within *them*, remembering that Jesus loves you with a perfect love.

Shalom (Peace).

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beany

14 years ago

Most medical drawings and studies are done on Hindu cadavers. Christians usually have to many hangups about donating to scientific purpose. Other than that it has a beautiful quality and a lovely message that trancends religious boundries.

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KingoftheIrishSea

14 years ago

Really? I find that interesting. I think however it might be more of a cultural / traditional thing esp. in western society than anything else...

Although people were traditionally buried, as writ in the Bible, there was no demand for cadavers back then, when studies of anatomy were very basic.

Burial was simply a matter of good hygiene, though they didn't know it (for which God amply equipped the Jews: e.g. instructions to wash after touching a dead body / etc. , thousands of years before the discovery of microbes!)


"Christians usually have to many hangups about donating to scientific purpose."

There is no Biblical basis for this. Though I have just breezed through *why* people in Judeo/Chrisitan societes were buried, this is not to the exclusion of the possibility of dissection. The body is not vaulted or valued in any such way that it is too special to have such things happen to it once the soul has left it.

In fact, the apostle Paul says:

2 Corinthians 5:4
"For while we are in this tent, we groan and are burdened, because we do not wish to be unclothed but to be clothed with our heavenly dwelling, so that what is mortal may be swallowed up by life." (NIV)

...As you can see, Paul describes the body as a "tent" (or more literally, a "tabernacle"): a temporary dwelling place, in this case for the soul. The body, as with the tent, which is cast off once we move into a *real* house, is of no value of itself! There is no reason why we should feel inhibited about leaving some thing we no longer have use of for the benefit of others!

So if you meet a person claiming to be a Christian who has such a hangup, ask them on exactly what they base this on in the Bible. Otherwise, it's not Scriptural and certainly not Christian!

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beany

14 years ago

I am sorry that you took my statement in a harsh way. I am not a christian but don't consider myself a "non-christian" beacause that is such a negative word like "anti-christian".

I live in the bible belt of America where I believe most of the Christians to be a little non-christian in ther own practices. Falwell is NOT my hero and neither is George Bush and his administration.
I believe that I also stated that I saw a beauty in the statement made by the splash screen....one that trancends faith. I may not paractice faith but I am not completely faithless and I am saddened by those zealots that cannot see beyond there own beliefs and believe they have spiritual superiority over others.

Peace ;)

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packadal

14 years ago

Sorry, geek in training, but as said brandybuck, just don't look at it :)

I think it is really *great* that christian people can download a christian theme for ksplash if they want to.
It on't understand either the low score this ksplash theme has (does it really look that bad to you guys ?)
I am not christian, but christian people have the rights to *think *and* _do_ what they want (including ksplash themes :p)

But i'll stop polemic here :)
Just to say this theme looks great to me (just love the idea, and i know of some people who will like it)
Thanks :)

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KingoftheIrishSea

14 years ago

"Please don't be offended"

..That wouldn't be christian :-)

"Love is patient and kind; love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant 5or rude.

...it is not irritable or resentful;

...Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things." (NIV)

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blaster999

14 years ago

I suppose muslim or buddhist anatomy is supposed to be different? LOL

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KingoftheIrishSea

14 years ago

"Look, I have no problem with this content, but stuff posted here is supposed to be KDE related. As far as I can see, this had nothing to do with KDE, and would probably be better off on a christian-related site."

I'm not offended (why should I be?). However, this has _everything_ to do with KDE. It is a ksplash theme. Given that there is *all sorts* of material on this website, I thought this would be a good alternative.

I suppose muslim or buddhist anatomy is supposed to be different?
...No, nobody has thought of the soul as part of the body since the darkness of the middle ages

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geek-in-training

14 years ago

Look, I have no problem with this content, but stuff posted here is supposed to be KDE related. As far as I can see, this had nothing to do with KDE, and would probably be better off on a christian-related site.

Please don't be offended.

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Brandybuck

14 years ago

I see nature scenery on this site. Old buildings in Europe on this site. Butterflies and frogs on this site. I see naked women, abstract art, and kittens. None of these are KDE related either. So why are Christian wallpapers singled out for exclusion?

Whenever someone gets offended at erotic wallpaper, you people say "just don't look at it". The same applies here. If you're offended Christian wallpaper, don't look at it!

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geek-in-training

14 years ago

No no... You've got me wrong. I'm not trying to just exclude Christian wallpapers (or splash screens :) from KDE-look... I'm not against this content, far to the contrary. I think that there is quite a bit of non-KDE related content posted, and when I first saw this is just struck me as being out of place, so I commented.

There is a very fine line between KDE-related and non-KDE related...

I was not really directing the question to this particular posting, but collectively, to a lot of stuff that is posted here. Are they really necessary?

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fredbird67

14 years ago

Amen!

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