In the Gospel of Novus Ordo Matthew 5, 43-48, Jesus is depicted as a pacifist dressed in the flower-child style of the 1960s and 1970s, which symbolizes peace and love. Holding a Chartreux cat in his arms, he wears a bandana around his neck with a cross symbol, accompanied by a heart, which can be interpreted as 'I love Jesus Christ.' Beneath the text, blood symbolizes purity and sacrifice through the cross with his complete name engraved. Additionally, the fish symbol, reminiscent of the affinity cats have for fish, is included in the artwork.
Question: Who were the hippies?
Answer: Hippies were members of a countercultural movement originating in the United States during the mid-1960s and extending into the 1970s. They were characterized by their rejection of mainstream societal norms, promotion of peace and love, environmental advocacy, and spiritual exploration. Often associated with vibrant, colorful attire, music festivals such as Woodstock, and communal living, hippies became cultural icons representing a rebellious yet optimistic outlook on life. Their fashion choices and ethos, as depicted in the artwork, highlight the universal values of harmony and compassion.