It’s Iimi! “Who Do YOU Say That I Am?”

It started with a discussion of nations recognizing Palestine, and Iimi showed a pessimistic interpretation. Iimi believes that until both sides make concessions to respect non-negotiables, there will be no peace. Yet, when it comes to beliefs about Jesus, Iimi says there can be no compromise. Is she being hypocritical? Or is she simply answering Jesus’ question… “Who Do YOU Say That I Am?” 

Preliminary Notes:

Regarding part 1, after this comic was uploaded but before it was published, news broke about the Trump proposal. Details are still sketchy regarding the specifics and how it will be received. Pope Leo XIV spoke favorably about it. It’s too late to make reference to it in the comic, let alone talk about whether her views would still be accurate.

Post-Comic Notes:

So, this comic marks the beginning of the three comics per month schedule. I have to admit that it is easier and will keep me from burning out. See you on the 11^th.

Just in case anybody is wondering, no, I’m not trying to promote “Chrislam” as a belief. If you look at Najiyah in past issues, you will see that she has problems with what she previously held.

Image Credits

The Icon of St. Augustine (page 16) is in the Public Domain.

“The Primacy of Peter” by James Tissot (page 17) is in the Public Domain.

AI Disclaimer

I discontinued using AI for covers and background scenery after Issue 277. I still use it to create logos, doodles, and symbols simply because there are no non-AI logo creator programs (suggestions are welcome). Some previously used images have been kept for consistency (iconic buildings and “historic photographs”) with the intent of replacing them when possible. Any other appearance of AI means the stock art seller I purchased from misrepresented their product.