President Javier Tebas has expressed his dissatisfaction with the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. Tebas published a screenshot of the ceremony's broadcast, specifically highlighting a reference to "The Last Supper" (a monumental painting by Leonardo da Vinci depicting the scene of Jesus's last meal with his disciples), stating that it is an insult to Christians. He wrote, "Unacceptable, disrespectful, shameful! The use of 'The Last Supper' image at the Olympic Games in Paris is an insult to those who are Christians. Where is the respect for religious beliefs?"
Tebas's criticism comes after the opening ceremony of the Olympics, where the Olympic flame soared above the center of Paris. The details of the unique and controversial ceremony have already sparked discussion. Fans can now anticipate the Fantasy RPL-2024/25 on Sports, so hurry and assemble your team!
It is important to respect and consider the religious beliefs of individuals, especially in events as significant and globally watched as the Olympic Games. The use of religious symbols or images should be done with sensitivity and care to avoid offending any religious group.
