The Tate brothers organized a protest against the staging of the Last Supper at the Paris Olympics.
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The two brothers, Andrew and Edward Tate, protested with other young people in support of Christianity after the Paris Olympics sparked controversy by attempting to stage the Last Supper. The pair said they were ready to go to jail for their faith, and police came to check if they had authorization for the protest.
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