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The image was found in a paintbrush cleaning, and then it was reproduced in oil. It looks like a humanoid representing evil. There are definite values in the trick hand, dripping and rotting flesh and star hanging from its head.
A moral spirit would have created it, because evil spirits would never expose the characteristics of evil.
Is not such a precise and detailed image appearing out of nowhere the proof of the spirit world existing, which atheists and scientists keep demanding?
There is a large amount of nonrandomness involved. The humanoid figure has extremely precise location of numerous body parts, which would be dislocated if slightly off. I could not draw those parts with the right size, shape or location.
The statistical probability of randomness requires multiplying the nonrandomness of each point. For just a few points, the improbabilities rapidly go beyonds parts per trillion, and there are numerous points which are precisely located. There isn't the slightest possibility of the result being random motion.
To view source (paint brush cleaning), click here.
© 1997 by Gary Novak
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