909 Dexter_russell NYC skyline Easter 1956
295 TheMaskedZexagon No swearing in this Christian city
28 iesvy Reminded me of [Evangelion](https://i.imgur.com/Kul82ck.jpg)
18 MatHM14 The father, son and holy spirit own each building
419 Admiral_Aenoth People celebrating a religious holiday, how evil.
221 AmericanAnglophilia This isn’t evil...
129 keeganjk How's this evil?
109 r3turn_null Evil?
6 Paradoxthefox Three kings bossfight, bonewheels removed, (1984, decolorized)
152 hisroyalyesness most Christians I meet/know about are super cool. But alright.
10 cyberoctopus I would like a Castlevania game set in a building like this.
148 DedotatedSkrub r/goodbuildings
17 eojnai My mummy dust
31 Ersthelfer Don't know if it should classify as evil, but definitly has theocracy and (mostly due to the weather) dystopian vibes.
26 KenDefender TIL: That until this point every picture posted to this sub of a dark building at night was actually totally justified as evil and this is totally different for some reason. Must be because Reddit hates Christianity and have absolutely nothing to do with this being ~60% of the sub.
12 Mudfist Christian chiming in here. I'll agree it's evilbuidings. Not evil buildings, but, evilbuildings. Can't just stamp a symbol on something and change it's nature. The ominous presence, the towering of a religion over a city, the grainy shot, it's figuratively evil. I don't think anyone is saying Christianity makes this photo evilbuildings material by itself, it's the broader scope of it that becomes unsettling.
41 727200 *Puts up picture of building with Crescent Moon and Star illuminated
Reddit: "wOw HoW nIcE aNd pRoGrEsSiVe"
Seriously get a grip, how dare the owners these buildings acknowledge a religious holiday?
