Who's GoD is it AnywaY

The Death of God Exhibit opens..but we ALL know which God will be portrayed now don't we?

Muuuuuhammad is alive and well in this latest exhibit by a controversial British artist.
But crucifixes and rosaries aren't faring as well..

"The show, the result of Hirst's three-month stay in Mexico, includes human skeletons, animals preserved in formaldehyde and skinned lambs, propped up as if praying or splayed upon crucifixes. One work shows a lamb kneeling inside a crystal container, looking as if it is carrying a white-covered Bible and red rosary between its legs."

And for the quote of the day:
"They are in effect, very strong works, but our intention is not to provoke but to invite to reflection, to the discussion of ideas, and I think Hirst achieves that with impeccable quality," said Hilario Galguera, who owns the gallery. "I don't think they are provocative pieces simply to provoke, that would be very easy."

Human skeletons propped up and praying...splayed upon crucifixes..?
animals with Bibles and rosaries between their legs?...

and his intention is not to provoke?
How bout this catchy title then: "The Death of God" ....

"This government is very Catholic and when certain very reactionary people find out and see the works, they're going to make a fuss," Caballero said. "But that will be a good thing in the end because it will make more people be interested and come and see other ways to make art."

Oh...no fatwahzzzzzz on his head eh?..Because he is only insulting and degrading and blaspheming Christianity eh?
I will not insult your intelligence, dear readers by bringing some glaringly obvious points to light.

Will the press shy away from reproducing these images so as not to offend Christians?

Yahoo News Photos has already prepared the slide show!

A man looks at a bull's heart pierced with needles in a formaldehyde solution, a piece by british artist Damien Hirst called 'The Sacred Heart of Jesus'..

'Adam and Eve Under the Table'

'The Body of Christ' consisting of 500mg paracetamol tablets and bull's blood'

'In the name of the father' consisting of sheep crucified and suspended in formaldehyde'

'Our Father who Art in Heaven' consisting of a sheep in formaldehyde with a rosary and a prayer book'



But fret not, because they are expecting people to ahem..."make a fuss".
What exactly constitutes "a fuss"?