[Pastor Isaac Peters]

Here is yet more evidence that Romanists will believe anything, as long as it isn't in Scripture. Mexican papists are worshiping a severed tree branch as a manifestation of their Mary goddess.

From The Daily Fail:

It's not every day hundreds of tourists gather to worship at the spot of a severed tree branch.

But in the tiny village of Pocboc, Mexico, believers are coming from far and wide to pray next to a tree they believe contains an image of the Virgin Mary.

While it may not look so obvious to those without a large imagination (and a strong will to believe) religious villagers and tourists who are flocking to the site are so convinced of the likeness they insist it is a modern-day miracle.

Mary-hailers, bow down and worship this, and then see whether it has any power to get you out of hell.

[BaptistBethany]

They are truly blinded, as this verse states. Seriously, how in the world does that look like Mary???

2 Corinthians 4:4
In whom the god of this world hath blinded the minds of them which believe not, lest the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine unto them.

[Jim Farmer]

Originally Posted by BaptistBethany

They are truly blinded, as this verse states. Seriously, how in the world does that look like Mary???

2 Corinthians 4:4
In whom the god of this world hath blinded the minds of them which believe not, lest the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine unto them.

Even if it did look like a person, how do they know it's Mary? There were never any photos of their Mary, so how do they know what she looks like, enough to recognise her? It could be Mistress Cookie, or Tabitha, or Mary E, for all they know.

[WilliamJenningsBryan]

I say it looks a bit like one of Satan's minion's barbed tallywhackers to me - which should be a reminder of the fate that awaits these Mexican papists. One more reason to write your congressman to put up that border fence and put a stop to Obama's amnesty.

[Alvin Moss]

The ability of Mexicans to see Jesus, His mother, angels, saints and so forth can be traced directly to the work of the Roman missionaries, who came among the Induns of Mexico and turned them into Mexicans.

Those Induns worshipped sticks and reptiles before the Romans got to them. Once the Roman priests taught them to pray to statues, they just naturally assumed it was OK to pray to trees, hubcaps, stains on concrete and the like.

The Mexicans are a backward and stiff necked race. It has proven difficult to bring them to Jesus. There are many in my city and they are mostly the Devil's people, drinking strong whiskey (they call it Tequila) and beer and trying to molest the White women.

[Basilissa]

Originally Posted by Pastor Isaac Peters

Here is yet more evidence that Romanists will believe anything, as long as it isn't in Scripture. Mexican papists are worshiping a severed tree branch as a manifestation of their Mary goddess.

From The Daily Fail:Mary-hailers, bow down and worship this, and then see whether it has any power to get you out of hell.

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Well, this trunk does bear a resemblance of a female body part, but it ain't a face.

Whoever is this "Mary" whom these Mexicans are recognizing based on this depiction of lady parts, it's NOT Mary mother of Jesus!

[Dave C is Screwed (Recalcitrant)]

Originally Posted by Basilissa

Well, this trunk does bear a resemblance of a female body part, but it ain't a face.

Whoever is this "Mary" whom these Mexicans are recognizing based on this depiction of lady parts, it's NOT Mary mother of Jesus!

You see it too!! Dude, it was like jumping out of the picture at me! I'm glad I'm not the only one!

[Jim Farmer]

Ugh! Is that what it looks like?
I have to impregnate my wife tonight. She'd better give me a son this time around. Last time (the only time), I made sure the lights were out, and it was still a most unpleasant experience. So this time, I'm going to put my seed in a turkey baster, but then comes the difficult part - inserting the turkey baster in her. At least now, I know what to look for. I'll stick her up in the tree outside, and pretend I'm putting the turkey baster into the scar of a severed limb. That should work.