Sweet, sweet Savior, or 'Long as I got my chocolate Jesus

Newsweek provides us this quote:

“I just don’t think that you should eat anything that’s Jesus. It’s OK to eat the cross as long as God is not on it.”
--Liz Samuel, a supervisor at the Gertrude Hawk Chocolates store in Langhorne, Pa., on the store’s selling chocolate statues of Jesus
A chocolate statue of Jesus? It just doesn't sound like a good idea to me. For one thing, where would you start eating? To bite the head off a chocolate bunny and come back to finish him later is no big deal, but doing that to our Lord's image would be a sort of profanation.

For convenience, you might press our Lord's image into a chocolate coin so that you could receive it whole and entire -- that would go over better. If you wanted, you could even put Caesar on one side and Christ on the other.

eje asks: "If they made a statue of John the Baptist, would it be appropriate to eat the head first?"

Now, he'd be bittersweet.

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