One is in a church, and the other is in fatigues. Put them together, and you have a Christian soldier. But don’t worry, Pew Pew HQ is not a religious organization and does not proselytize. Besides, Christians should be more concerned about the quality of their members than their numbers anyway.

The Pew Pew seal is modeled after the labarum, a military guidon used by Emperor Constantine I that incorporated the chi rho, a Christian symbol composed of the first two letters of ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ (Greek christos). Lowered crossed rifles form the chi, representing long-awaited rest from war, and the rho is represented by a Bishop’s crozier. The chi rho is surrounded by 5-pointed stars arranged in a circle, like the Betsy Ross flag, representing the twelve tribes of Israel and apostles of Christ.

Marine veteran Josh Terry made the Pew Pew lettering based on the famous preamble to the Constitution, “We the People.” The P is always lowercase because humility is a cardinal virtue for grunts.

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