>got people to hate.
Funny way of saying he was making fun of someone for lacking self-awareness. Not the same as a moralfag lynch mob out to cancel.
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I agree. I didn't hear the full story and his accounts were private. I was hoping I'd get it here, thanks.
Took long enough for someone to explain rather than seethe about having to go to Sunday school.

OP here, I made this thread wanting to hear people's personal experience with drawing and how moral boundaries.
I wasn't asking if you think certain art should be allowed?
I was basically asking if someone can align with the christian faith while constantly roleplaying disembowelment, rape and slavery in their art, half the time for sexual gratification.
While I got some facts wrong, I also failed to realize a large demographic of this board have no intellectual rigor or inquisitiveness.
People, who at the mention of Christ get irrationally angry, make baseless accusations about your intentions and curse religion and morality as a whole, likely because their current idea of happiness never aligned with it.
I like art.
I am a Christian.
While I don't want to police other people,
I want to know where Christian artists typically draw the line
>inb4 christians can't into art
Can we talk about historical figures like Michaelangelo?
I know some of his tasteful nudity was considered accused of being lewd at the time?
And he created the most recognizable Christian work in human history