T-Shirt: Theology Wars
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"That's no moon, it's the Council of Trent!"
Step into the ultimate battle for biblical truth with the official RefToons Theology Wars T-Shirt. This brilliant, movie-poster-style parody illustration brings church history to life like never before. John Calvin takes center stage wielding his iconic T.U.L.I.P. saber, flanked by Martin Luther, John Knox, Lady Jane Grey, and the guiding spirit of John Wycliffe. Looming ominously in the background is Pope Leo X, representing the opposition during the historic Protestant Reformation.
Perfect for Star Wars fans, theology nerds, church history buffs, and pastors, this shirt effortlessly combines ultimate nerd culture with the historic return of the Gospel!
Fit & Care:
- Sizing Info - These premium adult shirts feature a slightly snugger, tailored fit than your average boxy tee. Please refer to the measurement chart in the listing photos before ordering—some customers prefer to size up for a more relaxed look!
- Care Instructions - Machine wash cold, inside out, with like colors. Tumble dry on low or hang dry to preserve the longevity of the graphic.
Materials:
- Bella Canvas, Unisex, Fashion Fit: 100% combed and ring-spun cotton
- Heat transfer

T-Shirt: Theology Wars
This design is awesome! Love the artwork and the quality! Our young children love to point out these heros of our modern faith!
I have had my shirt for some time now and it still looks quality. Fun conversation starter with those who get the references. My pastor and I both don't really get the swan reference. Can you explain that one? And is the hooded veiled Catholic pope meant to be an obscure figure for the sake of referencing the whole Catholic church?
The shirt is really funny and was higher quality than I thought it would be!
I got one for myself and for my church history professor. This made my day. :)
Thanks Elijah, gald you enjoyed the shirt!
I love the shirts!
I love white because I desire to show the origins of things.
