Mass. woman sees image of Jesus on her iron

Pareidolia is the phenomena of seeing faces/figures/forms in patterns; as opposed to where one normally sees faces/figures/forms (on animals including people/landscapes etc.)
Pareidolia is seeing what appears to the individual to be a representation of a face, figure, or form in the clouds, wood grain, marble, smoke, shadows, or any non-homogeneous area. It can also be an auditory phenomenon as in hearing white noise or a record played backward that sounds to the individual like words or a melody that isn't actually there.

I bet the ex-husband is having the best Thanksgiving EVER!

Oh no god wants me to iron! :-(

Anyone who believes that they see an image of Mary or Christ on an iron, tree, potato chip, in a rock formation, etc, etc, are delusional and need to quit worrying about death and get busy with living.

Anyone who buys the above items has too much money and not enough common sense.

This can only be a hoax. After years of use, now she notices? And the image is confined to the area between the two rows of steam holes. My twenty-year-old iron has signs of wear all across the plate.

It looks more like the head of the Sphinx to me (with a shadow along the side of its head) more than anything else.

I guess that's one way to never have to iron again. Hate to rub Jesus the wrong way.

So what's next? A picture of Jesus on someone's behind?

Come on theists, grow up and think. It actually mightn't hurt to grow up, think, read your silly fable book, and then think.

Then maybe, and hope springs eternal, you will stop seeing a guy who never existed on irons, cheeseburgers and appliances.

I say "Press -on."

The oxymoron known as "religious thought" is alive and ...

Un-well.

A. Macarthur

Thus invoking memories of the ancient maxim ...

"We can iron out all of our problems using religion."

Ever wonder, do nuns have any dirty habits?

Maybe she shouldn't have ironed her fancy bible cover.

Let's see, she is separated from her husband and her hours have been cut at work. Bet that iron will be on eBay next week.

It looks like she needs to buy some iron-cleaner. This woman is going through a rough spot in her life right now, and if seeing Jesus on her iron makes her feel better, who am I to burst her bubble? Whatever helps you get the day is ok with me.

Silly woman.

Doesn't she know that the *real* Jeebuz images appear only in bags of Doritos?

Yeah, your life will all be better with that image on the iron. Just let the image feed, provide clothing and shelter for you. Your putting too much into an empty abyss of nothing! You can always sell the iron on E-Bay, because there is more than one sap looking to buy this stuff.

Hmmm....could be Charles II. Maybe that means she should just go out & have indiscriminate sex? :P

Her husband's name is Christ-opher whom she pet-named Christ. As she looked under the rusted iron, she saw Christ's face in her delusion and she yelled Jesus!. Putting it together in a phrase, she said: Jesus!, Christ's face. And seeing Jesus Christ's face under a hot iron would rather means that life is going to be too HOT to bear.

I see image of Jeebus on frigerator ebevry day, what the big deal?

Whether it is Jesus or not, I hope they get this quickly ironed out , as there are more pressing issues to deal with.

Neglecting for a moment the relevant detail that (since no image of Jesus exists) there's no way to verify whether the image on the bottom of the iron resembles Jesus or not...

if we nevertheless decide to go ahead and agree that it is Jesus' image, what purpose could God possibly have in putting it there? --i.e. given that Jesus' message to the world was more substantially concerned with commanding people to love God and neighbor (ethics) rather than magic tricks, how does the existence of Jesus' image on an iron, arguably for the benefit of a single individual, advance that message in any meaningful way?