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When it comes to religion, many have different opinions — from disagreement to mockery and alignment to salvation. Regardless of your beliefs, we invite you to recognize the comical points in the funniest Christian memes and how they may pave the path to religious engagement. 

We’ve pooled 65 Funny Christian Memes that believers and non-believers will relate to. Don’t forget to give thanks for the funny moments that bring a smile to your face.

#1

Christian meme: Asking for Forgiveness

A Christian meme featuring a yearbook photo of a young man named Jaylen Moore, wearing a tuxedo and smiling. The quote below his name humorously reads, "I asked God for a bike, but I know God doesn’t work that way, so I stole a bike and asked God for forgiveness."

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Cloud Storage

A Christian meme depicting Moses holding two stone tablets, standing on a mountain with a dramatic sunset in the background. The text at the top reads, "Technically, Moses," and below, it humorously states, "was the first person with a tablet downloading data from the cloud."

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Jeff
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5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I laughed in school for this and it wasn’t that funny

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Christianity Worldwide: Unity in Belief, Diversity in Practice

The reach of Christianity is undeniable, with 2.1 billion followers worldwide. According to History, Christians are monotheistic, or in other words, they believe that there is only one God, and their beliefs revolve around the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus (1).

There are other subgroups among Christians. In a 2024 feature for How Stuff Works, Mitch Ryan writes that Christians are generally aligned in the belief that Christ died to forgive sins, believe in external salvation, and are universally awaiting Christ’s second coming (2). According to Ryan, Catholics have the most significant number of followers among Christians, with 1.3 billion.

The biggest differences among the Christian groups and sub-religions typically revolve around the practice of the sacred tradition of mass, the holy orders, the structural hierarchy of the Catholic Church, and the way the Virgin Mary and the saints are respected in Roman Catholic doctrine.

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Many of these different subgroups among Christians feel that they have a unique set of beliefs. In reality, though, they draw more strength in their similarities.

#5

God’s Business Card

A Christian meme featuring a Facebook post about a Brunswick family losing everything in a fire except a Bible. Below the post, a comment reads, "Seems a little passive-aggressive if your god allows your house to burn down and he leaves his business card," adding a humorous perspective to the situation.

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The Bible: The First Book Ever Printed

Christianity plays a more important part in history than we think. According to Will Lubaroff (Walworth, 2024), the Catholic Bible was the first book printed on a modern printing press (3).

Johannes Gutenberg introduced printing technology to 15th-century Europe. He invented a movable system that used individual, reusable letters that could be rearranged to create different words and pages.

The invention of Gutenberg’s press led to the printing of the Gutenberg Bible, which significantly contributed to the spread of Christianity during the 15th Century and played a key role in evangelizing the majority of the Western world.

Only a few copies of the Gutenberg Bible remain today, some six centuries since they were initially printed. Most of the remaining copies are preserved in museums and are highly sought out by historians and religious scholars.

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#6

“Table For 26 Please”

A Christian meme featuring a humorous dialogue with Jesus requesting a "table for 26" from a waiter, who responds, "but there are only 13 of you." Jesus replies, "Yes, but we’re all going to sit on the same side." Below the text is the famous painting of the Last Supper, where all disciples are seated on one side of the table.

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HANS
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5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

So the Messiah and his twelve apostles walk in to a restaurant ...

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“When You Have Close Friends in Your 30s”

A Christian meme featuring a tweet from the account "LEGO Joseph Smith," stating, "Nobody talks about Jesus' miracle of having 12 close friends in his 30s." The tweet humorously highlights the rarity of maintaining close friendships as an adult, with over 430K likes and 110K comments showing its popularity.

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How Comedy Engages Serious Topics Like Religion

Lauren Feldman, an associate professor at Rutgers’ School of Communication and Information, thinks that people often incorrectly assume that comedy — because it is funny and entertaining — is inappropriate for communicating about serious issues like politics or religion (Rutgers Today, 2020)(4).

Many people believe that humor distracts from important topics and deters the proper spread of a belief system. However, according to Feldman, it is because comedy is funny and entertaining that it can engage and motivate people around challenging issues.

Feldman adds that because comedy pulls people in and creates a positive emotional connection, it inspires engagement and action. When it comes to religion, if the comedy is conceived and executed in literally “good faith,” then it may be more beneficial than originally perceived.

So, as serious as the doctrines may seem, religion finds a place in the comical world of memes by sharing ideas that would otherwise be too complicated to discuss.

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#11

Goal: Water Turned Into Wine

A Christian meme depicting a supermarket shelf filled with bottles of wine under a sign that reads "water." The caption above humorously states, "Jesus was here," referencing the biblical story of Jesus turning water into wine.

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#13

“Ask the Church Management”

A Christian meme showing a church sign on a stone wall that appears to read "AINT PETER'S CHURCH" due to a missing letter, creating a humorous interpretation. The caption above says, "Well whose church is it then?!" poking fun at the unintended alteration of the church's name.

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#15

“The Least Effective Navigator Ever”

A Christian meme featuring an image of Moses holding a staff, with the text "Wandered in the desert 40 years, Moses." Below is a screenshot of a map with directions from Cairo to Jerusalem, showing a 6-day walking route, circled in red, and a red arrow pointing to it. The bottom text humorously reads, "Worst navigator ever," highlighting the contrast between the biblical story of Moses and the actual travel time according to modern navigation.

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5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

did anyone else say the simpsons comic book store guy's voice in their head or just me

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#17

“Around What Time?”

A Christian meme featuring a tweet from the user "thomas @Barknado69." The tweet humorously imagines a conversation between Joseph and an innkeeper: Joseph says, "no rooms? Dude she's about to give birth to humanity's savior," and the innkeeper replies, "sorry we get really busy around Christmas time." Joseph then responds, "around what time." The tweet playfully references the irony of the innkeeper's statement, given the context of Jesus's birth.

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Jeff
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5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

You know, the day that we won’t invent until several hundred years from now!

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A Meaningful Offering

A Christian meme with a two-panel format. The first panel shows a classical painting of Jesus with a disciple asking, "Jesus, you have returned! In what meaningful way could we honor your death and resurrection?" In the second panel, Jesus responds with a raised hand, saying, "EGGS!" The meme humorously suggests a playful and unexpected origin for the tradition of Easter eggs.

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#20

Even Baby Jesus Has to Work On Those Abs

A Christian meme showing a nativity scene with plastic figurines of Mary, Joseph, and Baby Jesus lying horizontally on a bale of hay. The caption above humorously reads, "Baby Jesus is going to have some wicked abs by the end of the season," suggesting that the positioning of the figurine resembles an exercise pose.

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#22

“Let’s Pause For a Moment”

A Christian meme featuring a photo of a chipmunk with its cheeks full of food, looking surprised or caught off guard. The text above reads, "When you've started eating and someone starts praying..." humorously capturing the awkward moment when someone begins a prayer after you've already begun eating.

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#24

“What a Chance”

A Christian meme showing two Uber notifications. The first notification reads, "Message from Christ: I have arrived." The second notification says, "Arriving Soon: Christ is arriving soon in a Hyundai Elantra (7VSJ164). After arriving, they'll wait 2 minutes before charges begin for their time." The text above the image humorously states, "Not how I expected him to come back but okay," suggesting a humorous take on the Second Coming of Christ as an Uber driver.

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Richard Samul
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5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Everyone knows Jesus drives a Honda. John 12:49, "For I did not speak of my own Accord..."

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“Perfect Caption Does not exi...”

A Christian meme showing a woman asleep in a chair beneath a painting of Jesus looking at her with a questioning expression. The caption over the image reads, "Jesus like 'what is this?'" humorously suggesting that Jesus is perplexed by the woman's behavior in front of the painting.

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#28

Baptism

A Christian meme featuring a baby with a funny expression, eyes closed, and arms slightly raised, sitting outdoors on a wooden surface. The text above the baby reads, "So this guy in a dress tried to drown me," and below it says, "And, I kid you not, my family just stood there taking pictures," humorously referencing a baptism event.

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5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

At least you aren't Jewish--then a guy with a knife stands over you, while your family just takes pictures!

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Christian Memes

A Christian meme showing two images of the same Chihuahua dog wearing a pink sweater. The left image is labeled "Your mom before church," with the dog snarling and looking angry. The right image is labeled "Your mom when you arrive at church," with the dog smiling sweetly and looking calm. The meme humorously contrasts a mother's mood before and after arriving at church.

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5 years ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

/PUT YOUR SHOES ON FASTER WE ARE GOING TO BE LATE WHY DIDNT YOU GO TO THE BATHROOM BEFORE/ - oh hiiii Linda how's it goingggg 😄

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#31

“Two Facebook Prayers Away”

A Christian meme featuring a doctor in scrubs speaking to a man in a hospital hallway. The text above the image reads, "I'm sorry Mr. Jensen," and below, "We were just two Facebook prayers away from saving your wife." The meme humorously criticizes the reliance on social media prayers for serious situations, adding a satirical twist to the concept of prayer requests online.

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#33

Clueless Soldiers

A Christian meme depicting two Roman soldiers in conversation. The text reads: "Soldier 1: 'What year is it?' Soldier 2: '50 B.C.' Soldier 1: 'What does B.C. stand for?' Soldier 2: 'Before Christ.' Soldier 1: 'Who is Christ?' Soldier 2: 'I don't have a f*cking clue.'" The meme humorously points out the anachronism of using "Before Christ" to describe a time before the birth of Jesus, creating a comedic paradox for the characters involved.

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Giovanni
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5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Fun Fact: Romans counted the years based on who were the consuls, something like "this thing happened the second year of Papirius Crassus consulship". Counting the years based on the founding of Rome, like "in the year 324 Ab Urbe Condita" was invented really late.

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#36

“Your Mum Knows”

A Christian meme with an image of a man looking directly at the camera with a serious expression while sitting among a crowd. The caption above reads, "How yo mom look when the pastor says something about disobedient children." The meme humorously captures the intense and knowing look a mother might give her child during a church service when the pastor addresses the topic of disobedience.

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5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

And you know you're already in trouble before to know why.

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Jesus’ Tomb Guardian

A Christian meme featuring the interior of a tomb with an empty stone bench, suggesting it is Jesus' tomb. Overlaid is an edited cartoon character wearing a Roman soldier's helmet with a concerned expression, with the caption above reading, "When you were supposed to guard Jesus' tomb but it's empty in the morning." The text below the character humorously reads, "(chuckles) I'm in danger," implying the guard's fear and anxiety upon discovering the empty tomb, adding a humorous twist to the story of the resurrection.

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#39

“I am so Random”

A Christian meme featuring a scene from a comedy show where a person dressed in a school uniform is smiling and speaking on the phone, accompanied by another person smiling beside them. The caption above reads, "God after putting the male g-spot in the ass then calling homosexuality a sin." The text below the image humorously says, "I am so random. I can't believe I just did that." The meme uses irony to highlight perceived contradictions in religious teachings about sexuality.

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5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Don't confuse God with the Bible........having said that.......this was hilarious :D

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#40

Every Blessed Driver

A Christian meme featuring an image of Kermit the Frog sitting in the driver's seat of a car, gripping the steering wheel and looking ahead with a concerned expression. The caption above reads, "When their bumper sticker says 'I Love Jesus' and their driving says 'I wanna meet Jesus'." The meme humorously comments on the contrast between someone's religious bumper sticker and their reckless driving behavior, suggesting that their driving is so dangerous it seems like they are eager to meet Jesus in person.

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#41

Also The Church of England

A Christian meme in a comic strip style with four panels. The first panel shows a portrait of King Henry VIII asking, "hey can I divorce my wife?" The second panel features a portrait of the Pope replying, "no that's bad." In the third panel, Henry VIII says "ok" and adds, "watch this." The final panel shows a blurred image of a cross and text that reads, "THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND," humorously referencing the historical creation of the Church of England after the Pope refused to grant Henry VIII a divorce.

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Aria Whitaker
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5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

...and then proceeded to cut the head off the woman he started a whole church for a few years later.

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Preacher’s Final Text

A Christian meme with the text "Preacher: and in let me finish by saying..." at the top, followed by an image of a large block of nearly illegible, densely packed text resembling a lengthy speech or sermon. The meme humorously exaggerates how preachers sometimes continue their sermons for a long time even after indicating they are about to conclude.

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#43

Fast-Track Relationship

A Christian meme formatted as a tweet from Jaron Myers (@jaronmyers) with the text "Christian relationships..." followed by "First Date:" and "Second Date:". Below the text are two images. The first image shows a couple on a first date, casually talking over coffee. The second image shows the same couple on a second date, where the man is kneeling and proposing to the woman, who looks surprised. The meme humorously exaggerates the speed at which Christian relationships are perceived to progress.

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Reilly Beryll
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5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Holy heck. My sister’s friend would always use the Bible as a weapon and yell about how contraceptives are bad and having sex is bad and then she had her first boyfriend in years for only a few months before getting pregnant. Not even married. Karma.

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God's Creations

A Christian meme featuring a dialogue between "GOD" and a "FLY." The text reads: "GOD: you can fly and see in all directions" "FLY: basically a superhero lol" "GOD: we'll call you a fly" "FLY: not a very cool name" "GOD: and you'll eat s**t" "FLY: this just keeps getting worse." Below the text is an image of a hand, symbolizing God's hand, reaching out toward a small fly. The meme humorously imagines a conversation between God and a fly, highlighting the fly's disappointment with its role and name in creation.

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Mia O'Brien
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5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I get it they’re pretty annoying, but you gotta sympathize for the little guys

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#45

“Another Water Please”

 A Christian meme featuring an edited image of Jesus sitting in a bar holding a glass of wine, with two women in the background also holding wine glasses. The text at the top reads: "Jesus: another water please" "Bartender: not this s**t again." The meme humorously references the biblical story of Jesus turning water into wine, suggesting that the bartender is frustrated with Jesus repeatedly turning water into wine in the bar setting.

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#46

A Carpenter

A Christian meme featuring a scene from "The Simpsons" with Lisa Simpson standing on a stage next to a presentation screen. The text on the screen reads: "Jesus was a carpenter and the Bible says that he had to deal with all the struggles and temptations of a normal man, so therefore he probably hit his thumb with a hammer at one point." The meme humorously suggests that, as a carpenter, Jesus likely experienced common mishaps, like hitting his thumb with a hammer, to emphasize his humanity.

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#47

“I'm Holding Bible Study”

A Christian meme with text dialogue at the top: "Her: Come over, my parents aren't home" "Me: Can't, s** before marriage is a sin" "Her: I'm holding Bible study" "Me:" Below the text is an image of a person running down a street at night while carrying a large wooden cross, humorously suggesting that upon hearing about a Bible study, the person eagerly rushes over, highlighting the comedic contrast between resisting temptation and the eagerness for religious activities.

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#48

Bread Explains Everything

A Christian meme featuring a painting of a person in a confessional booth speaking to a priest. The dialogue text reads: Person: "So Christ's body is the bread?" Priest: "Yes." Person: "And he rose from the grave?" Priest: "Yes..." Person: "Because of the yeast?" Priest: "Please leave." The meme humorously plays on the idea of interpreting religious symbolism literally, suggesting that Jesus rose from the dead due to yeast, creating a comedic misunderstanding in the confessional setting.

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#49

“Lord It's Me Again...”

A Christian meme styled as a Facebook post by Shane Harjo. The text reads: "Am I suppose to pray over leftovers? Me: Lord, it's me again with this spaghetti 🍝." The meme humorously questions whether one should pray over leftover food, with the speaker imagining themselves repeatedly bringing the same meal, spaghetti, before God in prayer, adding a light-hearted take on the practice of saying grace.

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#50

Other Gods

A Christian meme showing a person bowing down and worshiping a bronze statue of a cartoon-like character in an outdoor public area. The caption above the image reads, "Moses: don't do anything crazy while I'm gone," and below, "Israelites:" humorously implying the person bowing to the statue represents the Israelites quickly turning to idol worship in the absence of Moses, referencing the biblical story of the Golden Calf.

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#51

 “Kids Eating at the Back”

A Christian meme featuring the famous painting "The Last Supper" by Leonardo da Vinci. The text above the image reads, "Teacher: Eating strictly prohibited in this class," followed by "Kids in the back:" with the painting below showing Jesus and his disciples seated at a long table, eating and talking. The meme humorously imagines the scene of "The Last Supper" as students defying a classroom rule against eating.

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#52

”Love Your Enemy”

A Christian meme showing a mannequin wearing a blue T-shirt displayed in a shop. The text on the T-shirt reads: "Mom says 'Alcohol is your enemy'" "Jesus says 'Love your enemy'" Above the image, a caption says, "I'm in Thailand and they keep the memes here pretty dank." The meme humorously combines a mother's advice against drinking alcohol with a biblical teaching to "love your enemy," creating a playful contradiction.

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#53

Unconditional Love

A Christian meme in a four-panel comic style featuring a black cat with the name "Jesus" written on it. In the first panel, the cat looks sad while a hand reaches down, and text says, "I'm sorry I messed up, I really want to improve as a person." In the second panel, the cat continues to look up as the hand is still reaching down, with the text reading, "Maybe I am beyond forgiveness or love..." In the third panel, the hand gently pats the cat's head, and the fourth panel shows the cat with a surprised but calm expression as the hand pats it again with a "PAP" sound. The meme humorously represents the idea of Jesus forgiving and comforting someone despite their feelings of unworthiness.

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#54

 An Offering

A Christian meme composed of two panels with scenes from a movie. In the top panel, a character labeled "8-year-old me" stands and offers an "offering tray" to another seated character. In the bottom panel, the character labeled "8-year-old me," depicted as the Hulk, proudly holds up a "coin my mom gave me" with a satisfied expression. The meme humorously depicts the childhood experience of giving a small donation in church, highlighting the sense of pride and importance a child feels when contributing.

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#55

”Deer Jesus...”

A Christian meme in a two-panel comic style. The top panel shows a child writing a letter that says, "Deer Jesus, Please help my mommy with being a mommy," with "Deer" misspelled. The bottom panel humorously depicts a deer with a halo and a purple robe with a cross, responding to an adult, "Teach your kid to spell." The meme plays on the child's spelling mistake, humorously imagining the letter being directed to an actual deer instead of Jesus.

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#56

 A Legend

A Christian meme styled as a tweet from "jim B o (@cathoLIT_tweets)" that reads: "St. Simeon the Stylite spent 37 years on a 60 foot pillar just so that people would stop bothering him. What a legend." Below the tweet is an image of a medieval illustration showing St. Simeon standing on top of a tall pillar with a halo around his head, while a person looks up at him from the ground. The meme humorously celebrates St. Simeon's unique method of achieving solitude by living on a pillar for decades.

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#57

The Awkward Lean

 A Christian meme featuring an image of the Pink Panther sitting on a bench with a confused and anxious expression, hands clasped together as if deep in thought. The caption above reads, "When the person behind you is kneeling and you have no idea when you can lean back." The meme humorously captures the awkward and uncertain moment in a church setting when someone is unsure about when it's appropriate to lean back after a person behind them starts kneeling.

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#58

 AI Miracle

A humorous Christian meme styled as a tweet from Rick Lee James (@RickLeeJames). The text reads: "AI created image from the phrase, 'Jesus flipping over the tables in the temple.'" Below the tweet is an image depicting an AI-generated scene of Jesus dramatically flipping mid-air over a table in a temple, as if performing an acrobatic move. The meme humorously exaggerates the biblical story of Jesus overturning the tables of the money changers in the temple, presenting it in a comically exaggerated action-movie style.

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#59

“It May Work”

A Christian meme with the caption "When you think you can pray to pass your finals instead of studying" at the top. The image below shows the Joker, in full clown makeup and wearing a bright red suit, sitting alone in a church pew with a serious expression. The meme humorously suggests that relying solely on prayer to pass exams, without any studying, is a misguided or naive approach, using the Joker's appearance to emphasize the absurdity.

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Catholic Family Planning

A Christian meme featuring two images from "Star Wars" movies with captions. The top image shows Yoda and Mace Windu, with the caption "Normal Families having kids," followed by Yoda's quote, "Always two there are. No more. No less." The bottom image shows a scene from the cloning facility on Kamino, with the caption "Catholic Families having kids," and a quote below it that reads, "200,000 units are ready, with a million more well on the way." The meme humorously contrasts typical family sizes with the stereotype of large Catholic families by using "Star Wars" references to suggest Catholic families have many more children.

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“He's Got Us”

A Christian meme using two images from the animated show "Steven Universe." The first panel shows a character labeled "Convicted Sinners" with a worried expression, saying, "What must God think of me now?" The second panel shows another character, labeled "God," hugging the first character and saying, "Well, I think you're pretty great." The meme humorously conveys the idea that even those who feel guilty or sinful are loved and valued by God, highlighting the theme of unconditional divine love and forgiveness.

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#62

”Nailed It, Dad”

A Christian meme featuring a traditional religious painting of Jesus and God the Father, with a dove representing the Holy Spirit hovering above them. The text above reads: "So Son. How did your crucifixion and death go?" "Nailed it, Dad." The meme humorously uses a play on words, with "nailed it" referencing both the expression for successfully accomplishing something and the literal act of Jesus being nailed to the cross, adding a comedic twist to a serious religious event.

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Sensational News

 A Christian meme featuring an image of Scar from "The Lion King" with the text at the top reading, "Friend: 'I wish there was just a book that could tell me how to survive in this life.'" The response, "Me, a Christian:" is followed by an image of Scar smirking with the caption, "Be prepared for sensational news." The meme humorously suggests that a Christian's response to a friend's wish for guidance is to introduce them to the Bible, referencing the famous "Be Prepared" song from the movie.

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Naruto Speed Exit Meme

 A Christian meme featuring an image of Naruto, a character from the anime series "Naruto," performing his signature fast run inside a church. The caption above reads: "Catholics .0001 seconds after the closing hymn." The meme humorously suggests that Catholics are extremely quick to leave the church immediately after the final hymn, using Naruto's super-speed run as a comedic exaggeration of how fast they exit.

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 From Politics to Religion

A Christian meme styled as a tweet from Drew (@drewdyck). The tweet reads: "My annual Thanksgiving reminder: Don't ruin your family gathering by discussing politics. Do it by bringing up religion." The meme humorously suggests that bringing up religion at a family gathering, such as Thanksgiving, can be just as contentious or controversial as discussing politics, playing on the idea of avoiding potentially divisive topics during family events.

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References


  1. History Editors. “Christianity.” History.com, last updated March 18, 2024. | https://www.history.com/topics/religion/history-of-christianity
  2. Mitch Ryan. “Catholic vs. Christian: Overlap and Differences in the Religions.” How Stuff Works, April 4, 2024. | https://people.howstuffworks.com/catholic-vs-christian.htm
  3. Will Lubaroff. “The History of Book Printing: What Were the First Books Printed On?” Walsworth, May 10, 2024. | https://www.walsworth.com/blog/history-of-book-printing#:~:text=The+Printing+Press%3A+Gutenberg’s+Revolution&text=The+first+book+printed+on,intact+are+highly+sought+after.
  4. Rutgers’ School of Communication and Information. “Comedy Can Help Change the World, Rutgers Researcher Says.” Rutgers Today, June 22, 2020. | https://www.rutgers.edu/news/comedy-can-help-change-world-rutgers-researcher-says