At first glance I thought the wings were horns, and the tail of the dove was some sort of stone veil or mask... But reading through I realized I was wrong. Looks badass nonetheless.

I am really glad that you grant my request of drawing Jesus Christ as a person, most persons have a different representation of Jesus Christ. I will say that your were creative and idealistic about the the true description of Jesus Christ . You added the symbol of the Trinity in one God to represent Jesus Christ I'm your drawing.

But we all agree that Jesus Christ took the form of a person when he came to this world to die for our sins, I agree with your notion that nobody truly knows the real face or appearance of Jesus Christ but to me Jesus Christ does not looks the way you assume him to be . I do appreciate your assumption though @katharsisdrill

It honestly reminds me of the Minotaur (Greek Mythology), but that's just me :)

Maybe, you should give him a face, and put the pigeon and the light in his chest instead?....or maybe it will just look like a tired youth at a festival, taking a rest while his fan t-shirt is patying on.

I like it as it is, strange, and although there is some depth between the pigeon and the man, the light gives the feel of no depth. So the 3 are at the same place at the same time. 

I also like his hesitation, he is sitting there waiting...a bit introvert?

But I,m disappointed!! at first I was fascinated by the tiny hands coming out of his Cathullean beard, but then I read your txt :-)

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I really love your take on it @katharsisdrill and it is too how Jesus is made. It is fairly true for most prophets, demi Gods and Gods of course, as they have been revered and hated and thus made over many times for many centuries.

I call myself a 'cultural Christian' in that my ancestry was Christian based. However, Christianity, at least in USA, is pretty looked down on. Most people associate it with the 'crazy' versions that often pop up here and there and are always labeled as not being inclusive, however, I've been an Episcopaleon my entire life and everyone I've ever met in that faith has been very open to all, even having female vicars and openly gay children part of it all, but no one can fight media and if you don't have good PR you aren't ever going to be fairly represented. So the blurred head almost down-trodden pose of your Jesus is pretty telling of a dying religion.

GAH! The thumbnail looked like an Assyrian deity, similar to the statuette used in the Exorcist, "PAZUZU"! When I looked again, it seemed to me like a sun-god of ancient Egyptians, the Winged Sun Disk. Then I read "Jesus Christ" and the mindfuck was officially established. But only at first glance, because I believe that the deities of the major religions are just aspects of the same concepts that were troubling people in those times. 

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This is a great post and wonderful work. I wish I had found it earlier to Co tribute my little up vote. 
I love your discussion on representation. I was doing a spot of reading on Odin and his ravens yesterday. One discussion I came across talked about early depictions of Jesus being portrayed with a dove on his shoulder. Believed to have been created to replace image of Odin, whose ravens would return to him each evening and report the day's events.