@sad
It may be a 'nice' painting, but not for the reasons you're thinking of. True, the artist has a great deal of talent, but it's wasted on utter bilge like the subjects portrayed in such. More like wishful thinking and delusional (at best) paranoid (at worst) tinfoil (ass)hattery on his part.
Especially as McNaughton clearly hasn't read the Constitution, which completely invalidates what the picture's supposed to be portraying.
It says so much about a country's population, when more people outside the US know more about the Constitution than a sizeable proportion of the US's citizens do.
Jon McNaughton is one of those people.
Although he hasn't (but it wouldn't kill him to do so), I suggest you read the Constitution. Notice something, or more specifically not? Yes, that's right. There's not one mention of 'God', Jesus', or a 'creator' anywhere in said document. After all, one of your fellow fundies called His4Life (now referred to as Troll4Life) claimed what Jon is trying to do in visual form:
http://www.fstdt.net/QuoteComment.aspx?QID=67654&Page=5
She FAILED. Hideously. I, and many others on that thread utterly destroyed her claim that 'America is a Christian country', and therefore is a complete lie. As is what McNaughton's trying to suggest in that picture - therefore it is a visual lie.
I suggest you read the Constitution. Carefully. Then you'll realise why, even though that picture is aesthetically beautiful, it's theme is infinitely evil.
I recommend you also read something called the Treaty of Tripoli:
http://www.nobeliefs.com/Tripoli.htm
Then hopefully you'll see the light. Of Reality.