The catchphrase game

[paleologos]

Ok, I give up.

[paleologos]

How about "Healing is better than punishment".

[Sar1n]

I have to say, honestly I haven't heard, or read, all those you guess as often as the one I have in mind.

I'll give you a hint. There's some negation involved.

[paleologos]

"Blessed are those who suffer (for doing what is right)" is from the Sermon on the Mount.
(Matthew 5:10-12)
Has also been translated as:
"Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness
for theirs is the kingdom of heaven."

[Sar1n]

Wrong...

It doesn't involve religion.

[Cookiegod]

"Coming out of the BDSM-closet."

Fits both images in the correct order: Check!
5 words: Mmmmm... Depends.
Nothing at all to do with religion: Check!

[Muizer]

I've no idea For the first image I'd consider terms related to 'healing' and for the second 'beating' or perhaps 'discipline'. But I can't think of any phrases that fit.

[Sar1n]

I've no idea For the first image I'd consider terms related to 'healing' and for the second 'beating' or perhaps 'discipline'. But I can't think of any phrases that fit.

Because you are wrong on all counts.

It's not healing but something that Jesus was famous for, but it's not a religious thing.

[paleologos]

What did our Lord and Savior do that he was famous for, which was not religious?

[Muizer]

Kindness? Compassion?

[Sar1n]

Kindness? Compassion?

Sort of. When you act upon those feelings, you try to do a....(two words, very generic).

[chesser2538]

No good deed goes unpunished.

[Sar1n]

Finally.

Your turn.

[chesser2538]

Alright, glad I could figure it out. The previous hints and guesses helped alot. Here is the next one, hopefully it wont take as long as the last.

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[King Athelstan]

Food for thought?

[paleologos]

I would go for "Food Puzzle", as the lower image is of an Enigma Machine.

[Muizer]

to make a meal out of something

[chesser2538]

No to all of the above.

Think about things in broader terms, it's less about what the photos are of and more about what they represent.

[King Athelstan]

A culinary mystery?

[Muizer]

healthy scepticism/suspicion