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This artifact is a meme of Martin Luther, a man who questions seven New Testament books of the Bible in the 16th-century.

The submitter provided the following of the artifact's history:
I downloaded this meme off Facebook on November 6, 2016. I…

This sermon, given by David Michael Firestone, is about the power of pray, an instruction to keep faith in God no matter what happens, and the idea that loved ones can be seen again in Heaven. (David Michael Firestone is a member of the church…

This artifact is an Anonymous submission from the April 10th 2024 Market Wednesday Event. They were asked to write to one of five prompts and they wrote for "Message to your future self." in a card.

This artifact is a piece of blackout poetry done by Stephanie H.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history: I made it while running the market Wednesday table on March 28th to try and get people to stop by and do their own…

This graffiti, created by Christian Campus Fellowship, has a background that is painted as a brick wall. The text “Devoted to Christ Devoted to Campus” is painted in black. There are three triangle flags painted in blue and white with the letters…

This artifact is Lacey Vick's piece of art with a Bible verse written on it.

The submitter provided the following information about the artifact's history: The creator states that she wrote the card to remind her of home, as this is her first…

This artifact is Lacey Vick's piece of art with a Bible verse from Romans 8:18 written on it.

The submitter provided the following information about the artifact's history: The creator states that she created the card as an inspirational reminder…

Poem dedicated by Catherine Bellew to her Aunt. The poem, written by Christian poet Martha Snell Nicholson, is religious in nature. Underneath the poem is a paragraph in which Catherine encourages her aunt not to lose hope. The submitter gave the…

This artifact is located in the first men's bathroom stall on the second floor of Strozier Library at Florida State University. There are three texts. The visual text of a human's hands folded in prayer, and two captions that read "Harambe = Jesus"…

This artifact is Cat Bellew's sign that she painted which has a message about supporting our troops.

The submitter provided the following information about the artifact's history: "My mom, who loves painting, makes a lot of these signs. For a…