The ad was based on a Bible story about Jesus washing the disciples’ feet, a lesson of humility in service to others. A He Gets Us blog post said the “images of people washing each other’s ...

In one case, a 60-second commercial for the campaign “He Gets Us” prompted some social media users to ask: “Was that Jesus ... the “images of people washing each other’s feet look ...

In each image, one of the people is washing the other’s feet. The end of the ad states “Jesus didn’t teach hate. He washed feet.” As someone who was raised in the Catholic Church and has ...

During the game's first quarter, a seriously weird ad aired where people were washing each others' feet in various and ... I thought the images were AI-generated — but it turns out that wasn ...

Tonight’s Gospel from John focuses instead on the Mandatum, Jesus’ washing of his Apostles’ feet at the start of ... that one must be free from mortal sin, because it is impossible to ...

I distinctly remember seeing an image on social media a few years ago portraying Jesus washing the feet of several different and polarizing characters, including former presidents. Many shared the ...

People questioned whether a Super Bowl ad for the Christian campaign “He Gets Us” used artificial intelligence to show images ... story about Jesus washing the disciples’ feet, a lesson ...