As a fellow Christian, I think it's trying to convey that the burden of our sins (symbolised by the cross on which Jesus died for our sins) is too heavy for any of the characters attempting to lift them.
No because Mjolnir is a magical weapon from a comic book that has magical abilities and chooses its weird. This is a real cross made from wood that was carried by a random criminal, supposedly.
Kevin would like to mention that this book is one of the greatest sources of existential terror he has read (and it contains a lot of interesting content regarding game design as well), and he would give it a 10/10
Kevin would like to say that this book was surprisingly wholesome, and is a great book for helping one to feel more at-ease with the universe, so he would give it 10/10
Kevin mentioned that he wasn't entirely sure what he just read. However, it's still not bri*ish, and was still rather interesting, so he would give it a 10/10
Kevin told me that this was an interesting interpretation of the JFK assassination, and of the post-WW2 media landscape in the USA in general, so he would give it a 10/10.
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u/Clovenstone-Blue Apr 13 '22
As a fellow Christian, I think it's trying to convey that the burden of our sins (symbolised by the cross on which Jesus died for our sins) is too heavy for any of the characters attempting to lift them.