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My 4-year-old son, Chase, drew his interpretation of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
~cheers, Wendy
Norco, CA
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An elaborate spoof on Intelligent Design, The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is neither too elaborate nor too spoofy to succeed in nailing the fallacies of ID. It's even wackier than Jonathan Swift's suggestion that the Irish eat their children as a way to keep them from being a burden, and it may offend just as many people, but Henderson, described elsewhere as a 25-year-old "out-of-work physics major," puts satire to the same serious use that Swift did. Oh, yes, it is very funny. -- Scientific American
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Bobby… I think we found your successor for when you go off to your reward…
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It is often said that the youth are the wisest amongst us. Chase has proven this true.
Beautiful.
Ramen!
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Blessed be chase.
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Congratulations to Chase. He has captured the essence of Our Noodly Creator and has grasped the constitutive role of Meatballs and Spaghetti in His Divinity. It is always good news to see Californian children educated in the traditional Pastafarian way. RAmen
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“Train up a child in the way he should go,
Even when he is old he will not depart from it.”
Way to go, Wendy. Get ‘em indoctrinated when they are young and unable to think rationally. ;-)
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Truly glorious. So good to see young Pastafarians.
RAmen
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Good, get ‘em started young says I.
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Through the eyes of babes…
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I believe he was divinely inspired.
RAmen.
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Your son is very talented, indeed! Nice artwork; I don’t think I could of expressed my faith as beautifully!
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\o/
Because sometimes words just aren’t enough. :)
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the FSM will gobble down all the microbabies and spit them up into a new, plastic universe filled with Divorce Trees and sweet playthings like butter. then the FSM will eat many CALPERS rods full of swaying mango blood, furthering Rosco Tanner’s liver and mourning for toadstools, passing film around and pounding damsels into terrier wine. thus spake the holy Zenith lighthouse, lucifer of the fargo north.
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Hey I know this kid! He is awesome, he can even draw you a water molecule. He has even viewed Saturn and Jupiter through my telescope. No narrow sighted world view there. The mom even rocks a ‘FSM’ plaque on her car! Wow…. keep the faith
Top…
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this is the best drawing of the FSM i’ve ever saw. You are teaching that child the best religion
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As only a recent convert and new to the ways of His Noodliness, it warms my heart to see such beauty spurn from the mind of a child.
Great job, Chase!
RAmen
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ok, I have a serious question that is not necessarily directed at Wendy. everyone knows of the immense power of indoctrination and the harm it can cause, so if one brought up one’s child to ACTUALLY believe in the FSM, would they sincerely believe it?
but I bet Wendy’s good enough to explain the reason behind Pastafarianism.
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Chase is a GENIUS. Well done to him.
I understand Lucas’s point and take it very seriously. But I like the idea of kids being encouraged to challenge established religion at an early age – I do agree with Richard Dawkins’ point about children not being religious (not a Christian child, but a child of Christian parent(s)) and I am continually angered by the (my) British Government’s further funding of faith-based schools. The more challenge to this there is, from parents and especially from children and younger people themselves, with examples such as the FSM, the better.
You go, Chase.
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