A controversial mural at the Paris Olympics features a depiction of Jesus Christ and his disciples enjoying a meal, but with one major difference – they’re all holding wine glasses. The artwork, which appears to be a take on Leonardo da Vinci’s famous ‘Last Supper’ painting, has sparked outrage among some Christians who claim it’s an apparent mockery of their faith.

The mural, titled ‘The Last Supper,’ was created by artist JR and is displayed at the Olympic Village in Paris. It features Jesus Christ surrounded by his 12 apostles, all enjoying a meal together. However, instead of the traditional bread and wine, the apostles are shown holding wine glasses.

Many Christians have taken to social media to express their outrage over the artwork, claiming it’s an attempt to mock Christianity and the Last Supper, which is considered one of the most important events in Christian history.

‘I find it grotesque,’ said Pastor Greg Locke of Global Impact Church. ‘It’s a slap in the face to every Christian who has ever celebrated the Lord’s Supper.’

Others have defended the artwork, saying it’s an attempt to show the universality of Jesus Christ and his message.

‘Art is meant to challenge us and push boundaries,’ said Dr. Robert Jeffress, senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Dallas. ‘While some may find this mural offensive, others will see it as a powerful reminder that Jesus Christ is the answer for all people.’