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ART4GOD is Christian Art honoring Jesus of Nazareth by artist Stephen Sawyer. Stephens art has been featured on the full front page of the NEW YORK TIMES, the TODAY Show and all told over 400 newspapers and magazines. The ART for GOD images are being used in professional and lay ministries around the world.PARSED CONTENT
The web site states the following, "SERVE GOD BY LOVING MAN,." I noticed that the web page stated " SERVE MAN BY LOVING GOD." They also said " THE SOLE MISSION OF ART FOR GOD. Is to reflect the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth in the 21st Century. We neither criticize nor promote. Little is known about the heart of mankind when we are forced to see man at his worst. Would people really behave as they do if they knew they were in the presence of God? The heart of God resonates love and forgiveness for all people of this vast universe."ANALYZE SIMILAR WEB SITES
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