i really hate how bad people make religion look in movies. and i hate how people get extremist mixed up with religion. i am a christian and i've gone to church countless times. we mainly learn about love, acceptance and peace. i will still see this movie bc i like the actors and i love horror movies. i'm just a little annoyed with all the hate on religion.
share"i am a christian and i've gone to church countless times. i really hate how bad people make religion look in movies."
Where would you get an idea like that?!?!?!
I don't love her.. She kicked me in the face!!
This was a story about extremists, not Christians, and the movie made that quite clear.
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"i really hate . . . all the hate on religion."
That's a lot of hate going on.
Uuuh the movie is a satire.That's like saying South Park makes religion look bad.
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It's amusing that you call the OP a *beep* when you think the Bible is a source of "savageness" and that it commands to kill people (because Christians -- not including fringe groups -- are totally stoning adulterers in modern day). I mean, it's all over the news! Not. You're just as ridiculous as the religious who take such passages literally.
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A very generous person would say that this movie mocks religious fundamentalists. It's too bad most will say that religion is poison and get their impressions from this movie and other caricatures, which in their mind, represents the entire religious Christian community. It's simply lazy thinking on their part -- the anti-religious.
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i tell ya the second christians ever got the chance to rule america we would be back in the dark ages in a heart beat nothing scares me more than a religious person
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