Not pictured: Two raised middle fingers to intolerance.
19th Century Graves of a Catholic woman and her Protestant husband, who were not allowed to be buried together. Two clasped hands connect the graves across the wall. (Netherlands)pic.twitter.com/nIp1QqaAah
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I’m a Protestant who married a Catholic in England in the 90s - it was referred to then as a mixed marriage. It doesn’t seem to be an issue here anymore, thank goodness
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In Mexico we are almost all Catholic but there are other religions and I have never seen this before, we are buried as family, maybe just Italians and Jews but when you marry someone you are their family so you have the right to be bury at their sides.
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Just the way it should be
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This famous grave in the city of Roermond even ended up on a cover of Time magazine and in a Dutch edition of Donald Duck.
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Awwww that fucking hurts my feels. Religions are cruel.
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I don't know... People are cruel. Religions are just bunches of people.
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Even in death, this is one of the most romantic things I've seen.
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Thanks, I have seen it before, but so lovely it’s good to be reminded
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I see it for the first time, very moving. Someone has designed it, organized it beautifully...
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Yes, very touching
A beautiful, powerful symbol against narrow-mindedness, intolerance, stupid rules...
Maybe we’d have been better off without religions. Would have spared many lives and horrors, and it never stops 
Kindness, sharing and love don’t need religions.
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"Time has transfigured them into Untruth. The stone fidelity They hardly meant has come to be Their final blazon, and to prove Our almost-instinct almost true: What will survive of us is love."
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Author?
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Philip Larkin. ("An Arundel Tomb")
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Further reasons as why we're not being introduced to other intelligent beings.
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Wow. Just wow.
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